Bait Al Zubair Museum

A quaint little museum but filled with a lot of information of the Arabic culture in general and Omani culture in particular. The way information is presented is very interesting. Loved the stamp and coins collection. The manuscript room was also pretty impressive. Wasn't crowded at all so could spend a lot of time scrolling through the museum. Must visit in Muscat. Ticket is RO 3.2. Gift shop is also nice...a bit expensive but nice.

Bait Al Zubair Museum offers a captivating journey through Oman's rich culture and heritage. From traditional Omani attire to ancient artifacts, each exhibit beautifully showcases the country's vibrant history. A must-visit for anyone seeking to delve deeper into Oman's cultural tapestry.

Bait al Zubair Museum was a twentieth century Omani house, owned by a long standing government minister that was then converted to a museum to showcase Omani culture - clothes, weapons, architecture, trade and music and the differences between the regions that make up the country. Again, the 45 minutes we had here weren't enough but we did get an overview of the country and its people and left with a greater understanding than we had before we went inside. We didn't have time to see the gardens, the separate recreation of an Omani house, the map rooms or the stamps and coins room, basically in 45 minutes we just saw the ground floor so allow maybe 2 hours.

Well maintained private museum in Oman, you will get to know a lot about the Omani culture when you visit here, place is very clean and well organised. Ticket price is 3.2 OMR. There is also a cafe and restaurant in the museum premise. Staff is really friendly. When I went place was really empty with just few other tourists.

This is a very nice museum and it enlightens us with very informative rich history of Oman and its culture and people. Definitely a must visit in Muscat.

I simply loved this museum! Make sure you take minimum 2 hours to explore everything. I wish I had extra time to enjoy a cup of tea at their nicely decorated café. Well, next time! You'll learn a lot about the history of the traditional clothing, see some local art (paintings)+ photos of old Oman. You'll also see how a traditional house looks like. The place is not too crowded. You can pay both cash and card.

Interesting place to see the cultural past of a country. Lots of silver jewels, household goods and clothing to see

Interesting museum to understand the history and usages in Oman. The small falaj and the miniature of the buildings that is outside is wonderful.