Though a bit removed from the city, this destination is worth a visit for tourists…

Surrounded by lush gardens and overlooking the sea, the Al-Bustan Palace Hotel is a sight…

This is one of Muscat’s most famous landmarks. Islamic architecture at its best, this edifice…

This lively and beautiful park is a great haven for those looking to relax on…

The Sultan’s Palace is one of the more prominent features in the city, specifically within…

This attraction will certainly heighten your senses-particularly the sense of smell. Mutrah is the central…

This park is a haven of greenery within the city limits of Muscat. The park…

Children’s Museum This museum was opened in 1990. It is a unique structure easily differentiated…

This museum is delightful, more so because of the spectacular view that it affords of…

This museum is small and only a few collections are on display, but they are…

This museum was opened in 1990. It is a unique structure easily differentiated from its…

Nostalgia about an era gone by (the 19th century in particular) is evoked in this…

The original gates to the city of Muscat are located here. Tourists are able to…

This museum was opened in 1998 in the house of Az-Zubair, which dates back to…

This is another remnant of the Portuguese occupation of Muscat and has been recently restored.…

This market is a must stop for any tourist visiting Muscat, and is perhaps the…

This fort is yet another legacy of the Portuguese occupation of Muscat dating back to…

This “bait” (house) was converted into a museum in 2006, and now showcases the history…

This fort, like its twin, the Al-Jalali Fort, was also built in the late 1500s…

This twin-towered fort, which sits atop a gigantic rock, was built in the 1580s when…