• Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque - The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat is a breathtaking example of Islamic architecture. Gifted to Oman by Sultan Qaboos, it merges modern and traditional styles. The mosque is renowned for its grand central dome, five towering minarets, and stunning white marble façade. Inside, the main prayer hall features a magnificent Persian handwoven carpet, one of the largest globally, and a Swarovski crystal chandelier. The mosque can accommodate over 20,000 worshippers and includes a serene courtyard, a dedicated women’s prayer hall, and a library. Visitors are enchanted by the intricate designs, Quranic inscriptions, and tranquil ambiance. Open to non-Muslims in the mornings, it is a must-visit cultural and spiritual landmark in Oman. Modest attire is required, and the mosque’s blend of art and spirituality leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.
• Royal Opera House - The Royal Opera House Muscat is Oman’s premier venue for musical arts and culture, combining stunning architecture with world-class performances. Opened in 2011, it reflects Omani heritage with modern design, featuring intricately carved stone, elegant arches, and beautifully landscaped gardens. The grand auditorium seats over 1,100 people and is equipped with state-of-the-art acoustics and visual technology, ensuring a remarkable experience for every performance.

Visitors can explore the luxurious marble-clad interiors, showcasing traditional Arabesque details and rich woodwork. The house hosts a wide range of performances, from opera and ballet to orchestral concerts and Arabic music. A highlight of the tour is the interactive exhibition in the Opera Galleria, which offers insight into Oman’s cultural history and global musical traditions.

Guided tours are available during the day, providing a deeper understanding of the architecture, artistic vision, and cultural significance.

• Bait Al Zubair - Bait Al Zubair Museum in Muscat is a cultural treasure, offering an immersive journey through Oman’s rich heritage and history. Established in 1998, the museum is housed in a beautifully restored Omani house, showcasing traditional architecture. Its extensive collection includes ancient weapons, costumes, jewelry, and household items, providing a glimpse into Omani life over centuries.

As you tour the museum, explore exhibits on Omani crafts, from stunning khanjars (daggers) to traditional textiles, and see rare manuscripts that highlight the country’s Islamic heritage. The outdoor area features a model Omani village, complete with a falaj irrigation system and traditional boats, offering a hands-on experience of rural life.

The museum also includes contemporary art galleries that celebrate Oman’s modern artistic expressions. Bait Al Zubair is a must-visit for those interested in Omani culture, providing a rich blend of history, art, and tradition in one captivating space.

• Al Alam Palace - Al Alam Palace in Muscat, the ceremonial residence of Oman’s Sultan, is a striking example of modern Islamic architecture. With its vibrant blue and gold façade, the palace is set against the dramatic backdrop of the Al Hajar Mountains. Though the interior is not open to the public, visitors can admire its grandeur from the outside and explore the nearby gardens and forts. Al Alam Palace is a symbol of Oman’s rich heritage and is often visited for its stunning design and cultural significance.
• Muttrah - Muttrah Souq and Corniche offer a captivating blend of traditional Omani culture and picturesque waterfront views. Begin your tour at Muttrah Souq, one of the oldest markets in the Arab world, where narrow alleys are filled with the aroma of frankincense and spices. As you explore the maze-like passages, discover a treasure trove of Omani handicrafts, silverware, jewelry, textiles, and traditional clothing. The lively atmosphere, with vendors calling out and colorful items on display, reflects the heart of Omani commerce and culture.

After exploring the souq, take a leisurely stroll along the Muttrah Corniche, a scenic waterfront promenade that offers stunning views of the Gulf of Oman and the city’s whitewashed buildings. Admire the iconic Muttrah Fort perched on the hilltop, as well as traditional Omani dhows anchored in the harbor. With its mix of cultural vibrancy and serene seaside charm, the Muttrah Souq and Corniche provide a quintessential Omani experience for all visitors.

• All tax and service charges
• Mineral water
• Private SUV vehicle
• Entrance for Opera house tour & Bait al zubair museum
• Certified Professional guides (English, Italian, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian)

• Tips or gratuity
• Food & Drinks
• health insurance or travel insurance for the guests