Muscat, Oman, is a magical city, and you should definitely look to explore as much of it as you can. However, in case you are short on time, there are three must-see tourist attractions in the city you should look to check out at any cost. Check them out below.
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
Oman’s biggest mosque is also one of the country’s most impressive architectural creations. It sits on a site covering 4,480,000 sq ft and has a capacity of 25,000 people. The interior contains complex and exquisite decorations, including one of the world’s largest single-piece carpets and chandeliers. In addition, Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque has the distinction of being one of the few mosques in this part of the world that allows non-Muslim visitors.
Royal Opera House
The Royal Opera House is where you can catch all the high-profile culture and art events in Muscat, including plays, operas, and exhibitions. However, the chance is that you might be even more impressed with the venue’s exterior and interior that will sweep you off your feet with all the intricate details and patterns.
Mutrah Corniche
Mutrah Corniche is a waterfront promenade that offers a truly unique experience for tourists. While enjoying a relaxing stroll down its two-mile stretch, you will have the ability to witness the activity of ships in Oman Port, enjoy an uninterrupted view of the Hajar Mountains, or check out one of its markets.