Itinerary
- Sultan Qaboos: The Royal Palace is located opposite the National Museum. It is tall and beautiful
- Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque: The largest mosque in the Sultanate of Oman Sultan Qaboos building is characterized by Islamic inscriptions and marble, as well as beautiful chandeliers, fearful doors and the garden of the mosque
- Royal Opera House: The building consists of several sections, it contains:
The grand theater where concerts and art shows take place.
Conference hall, lectures and seminars.
A center for artistic, musical and theatrical production and international, Arab and international opera performances.
A commercial center with luxury international brands. This center also includes many international restaurants.
Andalusian, Islamic and European gardens. - Al Jalali Fort: Edit See documentation template
Al Jalali Fort, Eastern Kut, or Al Sharqiah Fort is an ancient castle located on rocks overlooking the Gulf of Oman, northeast of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman was built by the Portuguese in 1588 AD to replace an old building believed to have been observed in the form of towers It was built by the people of Muscat and used as a place for political prisoners and as a defensive position through which the city is monitored from various sides. The reason for its name is due to the name Al-Mirani Castle, as it was also known as the Eastern Kut, or San Khao - Mutrah Souq: Traditional folk market characterized by Omani history
Includes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Brunch
- Bottled water
Details
Going to the Grand Mosque, then the Royal Opera House, Muttrah Souk, Al Jalali Fort, Al Mirani, and Sultan Palace
Know Before You Go
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
