Best places: Things to dos in Al Bajriyah, Oman

Opened in 2001, this huge contemporary mosque features 5 minarets & room for 20,000 worshippers.

👍👍 Although photography wasn’t allowed here, but somehow we took pictures to keep as our memory. We went to Muscat from Dubai and visited both temples in Muscat. Absolutely amazing place for your mind & soul to relax. Also the temples here looks almost similar to temples in India. Huge parking was a...

👍👍 Serenity ,Peace of mind and so much more you get on visiting this temple.

Built in 2011, this Islamic-Italianate-style complex features a concert theater, gardens & more.

👍👍 It's named after Sultan Qaboos father and needless to say that it's design is unmistakably Turkish. It looks kind of out of place in dry environment but it is beautiful just like the mosques in Istanbul. It is fairly new so not much history or info is available that why it was built exactly as Otto...

Landmark ceremonial residence of the sultan, noted for its facade with bright blue & gold columns.

Curved waterside area offering paved paths & artful shelters, plus views of the water & mountains.

Opened in 2016, this museum features exhibits on Oman's history & culture, plus a cinema.

👍👍 Peaceful location to be with GOD. English Catholic Mass on Friday and Saturday 7:15 PM Malayalam Latin Catholic Mass on 3rd Friday of every month at 8:30 PM

👍👍 It’s a very beautiful view with the sea & mountain

👍👍 Magical views . 3 minutes hike from qantab beach . Better be in shoes rather than flip-flops . Empty during weekdays but gets slightly crowded during weekends . This is an amazing place for photoshoot and it overlooks two bays, one on each side. Not recommended if you don’t feel fit enough for somet...

👍👍 Very ancient fort built in 1790 by French people. When we reached there on Friday, the cafe was closed. You have to buy tickets before enter to the fort. For other nations, they charge 2 OMR per person and age below 6 years kids are free. For Omanians 1 OMR per person and below 6 years kids for free...

👍👍 Nice place for hiking in Muscat! You will definitely enjoy your time.

👍👍 >> One of the top view points to see full Muscat city >> Try to visit in the evening to get both a sunset view and a nighttime view >> There is adequate space for parking and for BBQ

Long-running, old-fashioned bazaar featuring household goods, clothing, spices, antiques & more.

👍👍 Sometimes so crowded. Enjoy the sunset. Good place for photography. Not good for swimming.

👍👍 After renovations it becomes more beautiful and easy to hike all the way to Muttrah souq. I hope everyone who goes there to Keep the trail clean and stay safe. Also there is an aid kit in the top of the trail in case of any emergency. Rate : 9/10 A bit hard for children.

👍👍 This beach is amazing but this beach has restriction enterance as you need to be resident of Al Mouj to access this beach or someone of known relative friend is resident and they can open the gate for you. The park is wonderful and less crowdy comparing any public beach/ park

👍👍 This was my second visit to the museum and this museum mesmerizes me everytime. All the historical facts are very well displayed. We go back to that era. Entire history of Oman is beautifully written and explained like an engaging story. The museum is very neatly maintained. We actually feel that we...

👍👍 Bandar Al Khayran is a true hidden gem of a place in Oman. It’s tucked between captivating sandy mountains, and is only a mere 21-kilometre away up the hilly road of Qantab. It is a secluded area with crystal clear waters and soft sand beach that are just out of this world. So pack your bags, your c...