National Museum of Oman

A must-visit cultural landmark in Muscat The Oman National Museum is truly a must-visit place in Muscat. It offers a rich and immersive experience of Omani culture, heritage, and history, beautifully presented and well curated. The exhibits are informative, engaging, and give deep insight into Oman’s traditions, maritime history, architecture, and way of life. The museum is well organized, spacious, and very well maintained, making the visit comfortable and enjoyable. It’s an excellent place for families, visitors, and anyone interested in understanding Oman’s heritage and cultural identity. Highly recommended for both tourists and residents.

Great museum and one of the best places to understand Oman’s history and culture. The National Museum of Muscat is very well organized, clean, and easy to explore. The exhibits are clear and detailed, covering everything from ancient history to modern Oman. The museum closes at 5pm so try reach before 6.

National Museum of Oman is a well-designed and genuinely interesting stop, with a big free parking area right outside — perfect if you also want to walk over to Al Alam Palace afterwards. The museum is arranged around themes like “Land and People,” “The Glory of Islam,” and “Maritime History.” There’s no clear one-way route, so you can easily wander off track, but using the thematic sections helps you navigate. Plan for 1–2 hours depending on how deep you want to go. Nicely built, informative, and an easy add-on to a day in Old Muscat.

The National Museum of Oman is a beautiful and well-organized space that showcases the country’s rich history and culture. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, and the building itself is modern, spacious, and very clean. I especially enjoyed the interactive sections and the clear explanations provided throughout. The only downside is that some areas felt a bit limited in content, but overall it’s definitely worth a visit

Its a beautiful Museum. Ancient history of Oman and culture of Oman is truly visible here. There is an entry fee. More than 1hour is required to enjoy the complete structure of Museum. Parking available. Prayer area also provided .

My visit to the National Museum of Oman was an unforgettable experience by all accounts. From the moment I entered, I was captivated by the exquisite organization and meticulous attention to detail, reflecting a high level of professionalism and a genuine care for the visitor. The museum's architectural design seamlessly blends modernity and tradition, lending the place an aura of sophistication and beauty. Every corner of the museum tells a story from Oman's rich history, from ancient civilizations to the Islamic era and the modern renaissance. The exhibits are carefully arranged, and the lighting and facilities add an aesthetic dimension and a truly enjoyable visual experience. I highly recommend that everyone—citizens, residents, and visitors alike—not miss the opportunity to visit this magnificent cultural landmark. It is not just a museum, but a journey through time that allows you to explore Oman's rich heritage and discover its vibrant identity. 🌟 An experience worth repeating, and a place that inspires pride and a sense of belonging.

The National Museum of Oman features 14 themed exhibition halls, systematically showcasing Oman's development from prehistoric civilization to the present day. Covering themes such as "Land and People," "The Glory of Islam," and "Maritime History," the museum houses over 7,000 artifacts. Featured items include Omani daggers, such as the Sayidi dagger, featuring a rhino horn hilt, silver-threaded leather strap, and intricate decorative patterns.

A place that connects you to history and showcases Oman’s achievements across the centuries. It offers an educational and cultural experience that adds a magical touch to your visit. The staff are incredibly kind, welcoming, cooperative, and generous. Truly a memorable destination.