• Muscat Governorate - As you cross the ledge, it’s hard to divert your gaze from the series of houses to the right of the mosque with its striking blue dome. Gracefully positioned facing the sea, these charming whitewashed houses, distinguished by their wrought balconies, are among the oldest in the nation.
• Place & People Museum - Exploring a new destination is a comprehensive experience. The decision was made to immerse in the culture, adapt to the prevailing environment, and most importantly, connect and engage with the locals.
• Muscat Governorate - Nestled between a sea of sand and the Indian Ocean, the Sultanate of Oman is a hidden gem of the Middle East, gaining more recognition among the public. This is evidence that your visit here is no mere coincidence!
• Riyam Park - Situated on a hill overlooking the Muttrah Corniche, Riyam Park is a favored gathering spot in Muscat. Visiting here fulfills a deep need for peace, nature, and certainly, a breath of fresh air.
• Hay Al-Ward Park - Like a green balcony overlooking the Arabian Sea, Kalbuh Park, directly in front of you, is a beloved spot for Omani families. Whether arriving from Muttrah’s ledge or the opposite side of old Muscat, this delightful place captivates at any time of the day.
• Muscat Gate Museum - The Muscat Gate Museum is an essential stop on the city’s main highway. Although Oman’s capital was fortified in the past, this grand arch is not a remnant of that era.
• Bab Al Mathaib Street - Besides the two adjacent forts on the waterfront, both restored in 1979 at Sultan Qabus’s request, old Muscat features other fortifications that are also carefully preserved. A prime example is right before your eyes.
• Al Mirani Fort - To your left, the impressive silhouette of Fort Al Mirani is visible. Its construction dates back to the 16th century when Portuguese settlers used Muscat as their gateway to success on the route to India.
• Al Jalali Fort - Comfortably situated at the water’s edge, you should see, on the opposite bank, a rocky mass topped by a grand structure. In Muscat, Al Jalali Fort and its neighbor, Al Mirani Fort, which both flank the royal palace, are impossible to overlook.
• Omani and French Museum - Although more than 7000 km separate France from the Sultanate of Oman, the two regions share a connection. This location is a testament to that bond.
• Al Alam Palace - The Royal Palace of Muscat, also known as Al Alam Palace, has been a treasure of the old town since 1972. As its name implies, this splendid building is the official, though not usual, residence of the Sultan of Oman.
• National Museum of Oman - Proudly standing at the end of the esplanade it shares with the Royal Palace of Muscat, the National Museum of Oman exudes a subtle elegance and dignified majesty.
• Bait Al Zubair Museum - To preserve its heritage and share its historical chapters with future generations and visitors, Muscat relies on its numerous museums. The building before you is one of the city’s most visited cultural sites, a status it has earned.
• Muscat Governorate - On the shores of the Gulf of Oman, Muscat is notably expansive. Visitors often opt for car rentals to ease their travel around the city.
• Muscat Governorate - At this point on the hiking trail, you are treated to one of the most stunning views of the city. Surrounded almost entirely by mountains, old Muscat unfolds before your eyes.
• Muscat Governorate - In Muscat, the blue of the water, the white of the buildings, and the dominant chestnut backdrop create a picturesque scene. As the saying goes, “to live happily, let’s live in hiding,” Muscat is nestled in a rich geographical area with the entire western part of the Al Hajar Mountains to its north.
• Mutrah - Traveling to Oman means encountering forts and castles frequently, like the one standing prominently before you.
• Mutrah Souq - Emblematic of authentic and age-old traditions, the souks of Oman encapsulate the richness of local culture.
• Mutrah - Nestled amidst the lively corniche and the souk, the Muttrah mosque offers a peaceful retreat in the neighborhood.
• Bait Al-Baranda - A cultural and historical landmark, this charming 1930s house welcomes you with traditional Omani architecture, characterized by a blend of white stone and wood.
• Muttrah - With territorial waters known for their abundance of fish, it would be a missed opportunity not to have a place like this in Oman’s captivating capital. Located at the harbor entrance, the Fish Point of Sale upholds the area’s commercial fishing traditions while supporting tourism.
• Mutrah Corniche - Stretching over approximately 10 km, the Muttrah Corniche is ideal for a leisurely stroll in Muscat, offering a panoramic view of the entire seafront. At this particularly privileged spot, you are greeted by several iconic landmarks of the city.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 22 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Muscat, the capital city of Oman, presents a wealth of exploration with its 22 iconic landmarks. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Muttrah and take in historical landmarks like the Royal Palace and the forts of Al Mirani and Al Jalali. Be sure to visit the bustling souk and museums that showcase Oman’s rich cultural heritage. This 11 km journey, lasting approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes, allows for a leisurely exploration of the city on foot, while soaking in its vibrant culture and captivating architecture. Get ready for a full immersion into the delightful Omani way of life.

• 11 km walking tour of Muscat in 4 hours and 30 minutes
• Explore 22 attractions including the Royal Palace and Muttrah Souk
• Uncover Oman’s history and culture through museums and forts
• Ideal tour for enthusiasts of culture and history

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