However, from outside you have great views of the Old Harbor and a different perspective of Sultan Qaboos’ private palace. Al-Mirani Fort Qurum City Centre. Opened in 2009, this shopping mall is another branch of the Muscat City Centre. There is a sizeable foodcourt, a branch of the American chain of Chili's and a cinema complex along with a few international franchise to keep you busy. You can shop in carrefour while your kids enjoy their time at the fairly good playing area. Kargeen, located in Madinat Qaboos, offers a good range of local food and from the wider region such as Lebanese dishes. Their fresh juices are a must, or even a fruity shisha pipe. The main plus is the ambience; most of the restaurant is outdoor seating with a "ceiling" of lights. Royal Opera House – One of the most iconic buildings in Muscat is the Royal Opera House. I recommend you come here at sunset, when the building walls acquire a beautiful orange color and, when it gets dark, they light it up with different colors. Food can be cheap in Muscat and for about 1-3 Rials you'll get a meal per person, depending on where you eat.

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There is also a very long beach road from Qurum to Seeb, some 50km. Situated along this are some of the large international hotel chains but more importantly you discover the true beauty of the Oman coast-line. Kilometre's of beaches, fisherman with drag nets and open space to walk for hours. This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( August 2021) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Kechichian, Joseph A. (1995). Oman and the World: The Emergence of an Independent Foreign Policy. Great Britain: RAND Corporation. ISBN 978-0-8330-2332-2. Early photographs of the city and harbour, taken in the early 20th century by German explorer and photographer, Hermann Burchardt, are now held at the Ethnological Museum of Berlin. [27] Geography and geology [ edit ] Muscat's rugged terrain, with plutonic Central Hajar Mountains dotting the landscape Muscat by SPOT Satellite Miles, Samuel Barrett; Robin Bidwell. The Countries and Tribes of the Persian Gulf. Garnet & Ithaca Press.Road signs in Muscat can be quite confusing, particularly when having to decide which exit to take to reach your destination. Best to ask a local to provide you with directions if you haven't been to your destination previously. GOLDEN GRILL HOUSE, located in CBD area, ruwi, offers one of the best Indian, Chinese and mughlai and grilled food. Also famous for its seafood dishes and a great ambiance...

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An amazing mosque, really. Try to go there early because it is worth spending two hours at least and it only opens from 8 till 11am (for non-Muslims). On Friday, the mosque is closed. Remember that men should cover their knees and women their head, shoulders, and legs. Entrance is free. Absolutely stunning fine work Al Khiran, Al Bustan Palace Hotel, (Cuisine - Buffet). Famous for their Friday brunch buffets which cost RO 19.500 per person + 17% service charge/tax. Left bank" one of only two places in Muscat where you can eat and enjoy a beer or a glass of wine. Great setting on top of a hill. Non smokers sit in side, as many of the wannabe's and smokers sit outside. Food is good.

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Numerous air services arrive to Muscat International Airport, located only 15 - 20 minutes from the city (depending which part of Muscat you are staying). Taxis are abundant and generally use meters.

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CNN Arabic: وفاة آخر أئمة عُمان في منفاه السياسي بالسعودية". Archived from the original on 11 April 2022 . Retrieved 20 July 2019.Today, Muscat is a modern metropolis, where you can find all the luxury the Gulf Monarchies are famous for, yet, unlike Dubai, it has a real soul, its own character, traditions, and history.