Bait Al Zubair Museum

A beautiful place to be, as its rich with multiple floors showcasing the Islamic and Oman history. Some super treasured items on display, showing a neat chronology of history and evolution through the Oman Sultanate. You can find some invaluable historical artifacts and spend a good chunk of your day reading through and exploring. It also has a beautiful garden, cafe and small fountains around.

Happy to visit Bait Al Zubair Museum after long time. We did coffee mornings here AWG. History is nicely explained here. Artifacts kept nicely. Lovely to see Oman's kawah is in the menu and served eith dates. Love to bring artisans from Goa to meet artisans of Oman .

A beautiful and peaceful museum that offers a deep dive into Oman’s soul. The traditional costumes and ancient maps are fascinating. It’s very well-maintained, and the staff are incredibly welcoming. If you’re visiting the nearby Al Alam Palace, make sure to stop here

This museum is really a little gem. Not too busy, not too big or pretentious and a real nice collection about Omani history. Definitely a place to visit. Also the restaurants are nice. A bit hidden but you get a feeling like being in an oasis and the food is quite good.

I was here today and spent a couple of hours in the somewhat sprawling complex. I found the Omani artefact displays interesting and I really appreciated the English placards explaining the history of men and women dress, frankincense, jewellery and other ethnographic aspects. The art in one gallery wasn’t to my taste (especially the AI “art” ugh and sadly only one floor of a three story art gallery was open. So I dinked a star for that bc I shouldn’t have to pay full admission fee - a whopping 9 euros!- with closed exhibits. That said, the model village outside is adorable and the old photos and prints of Muscat from a century and older are fascinating. The restaurant and café on site are a bit expensive. But staff was overall lovely, and I’m grateful they let me leave a bag at the front desk. I’d still recommend this place to get a good sense of Omani cultures and history.

This museum opens early -9am. It was worth coming to visit before strolling to National Museum of Oman. It has slightly different aspect on the history and personal artefacts displayed.

This museum definitely was the most attractive place I visited during my journey in Oman. If you wanna know about the Omani culture and principles don’t hesitate to visit this place. The staff are very welcome and also knowledgeable and you can feel free to ask them anything about the museum.

Bait Al Jubair Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Oman’s rich heritage. The exhibits provide an immersive and informative walkthrough of the nation’s fascinating history, culture, and traditions.