• Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque - This mosque is a popular tourist destination, open for visits daily from 8 AM to 11 AM. It features a library and a lecture hall. The mosque’s design is notable for its incorporation of various folk arts and murals, including Moroccan zellij art and Mongol murals, as well as its corridors, doors, minarets, gardens, and water fountains. A variety of materials were used in its construction, such as wood, marble, stained glass, murals, and copper decorations. The mosque is situated on a 416,000 square meter site, with the building itself covering 40,000 square meters. It was inaugurated by Sultan Qaboos bin Said of Oman on May 4, 2001.
• Mutrah Souq - Grand Mosque, Muttrah Souk, Jalalkale Castle, Mirani, Palace of Science and Royal
• Bait Al Zubair - Bait Al Zubair Museum is privately owned and has a modest entry fee. It houses a collection of heritage items such as ports, pottery, traditional Omani clothing, and artifacts from the Al Said dynasty.
• Mutrah Fort - Muttrah Fort is located in the Wilayat of Muttrah in the Muscat Governorate, Sultanate of Oman. The fort is situated on the seashore, overlooking the Gulf of Oman. It stands prominently by the sea, filled with the memories of ships that have come and gone, and holds historical events and facts as a testament to its past. Perched on a rocky outcrop near the beach, the fort merges its ancient history with its vibrant present.
• Royal Opera House - The Royal Opera House Muscat is the first opera house in the Arabian Gulf region and the Arabian Peninsula. Commissioned by Sultan Qaboos in 2001, construction began in 2007 and was completed on October 12, 2011. The opera house covers a vast area of 80,000 square meters, with the building itself occupying over 25,000 square meters. It is a versatile venue that can host opera performances, concerts, plays, conferences, and various cultural and artistic events, reflecting contemporary Omani architecture. The complex includes a concert theatre, an auditorium, formal gardens, a cultural market with retail and fine dining, and an art center for musical, theatrical, and operatic productions. It can accommodate up to 1,100 people.
• Al Alam Palace - The palace was built in 1972, two years after Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taimur Al Saidi ascended to power. The Sultan ordered extensive maintenance work to be carried out on the palace.

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