Half-Day Private Muscat City Tour- with a local guide

The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is one of those attractions merely have to visit if you're coming to Muscat. It is one of the foremost wonderful and luxurious modern mosques within the world.

Visit Mutrah Souq, one of the oldest markets in Oman, dating back about two hundred years and see Omani artefacts and collectables, including a group of conventional weapons, jewellery, clothes, spices, antiques, a few food stalls, household items, and some old models representing Omani rural and urban environments.

Al Alam Royal residence is the ceremonial royal residence of Sultan Qaboos and lays within the heart of Ancient Muscat. Built in 1972, the royal residence may be a fine example of modern Islamic design.

Al Mirani Post & Al Jalali Fortification was built by the Portuguese on Sixteenth-century, its nearness looms expansive over the harbor and contributes to the famous see of Muscat.

One of the unique features of Mutrah Fish Market is its traditional auction system. Fishermen bring in their catches, and buyers engage in lively bidding to secure the best selections. This age-old practice not only contributes to the local economy but also adds an element of excitement to the market.