The first stop on the Muscat City Tour is the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a stunning architectural masterpiece featuring a massive prayer hall, intricate mosaics, and the world's second-largest handwoven carpet. Open to non-Muslims during Morning hours, it offers a peaceful ambiance for visitors to explore Oman's Islamic heritage. You can visit the mosque from inside in the morning except on Friday. The dress code needs to be followed (full length trousers, shirt covering the arm and a head scarf for the ladies).

From the Mosque, proceed to the old part of Muscat city: the Muttrah Souq - a traditional Omani market. The Souq offers a wide range of goods, especially typical Omani souvenirs like Frankincense, the Omani Dagger or Khanjer and beautiful solver handicrafts and "Pashmina shawls".

This is the largest corniche in Oman and is very popular tourist site, with Mutrah Souq, is a picturesque waterfront in Muscat, offering stunning views of the harbor and the surrounding mountains. Walk and admire the natural beauty of the surroundings.

The Riyam Censer, is a large, striking monument designed to resemble a traditional Omani incense burner. (See while passing)

The National Museum is a state of the art museum that was opened in 2016. It is a comprehensive museum about the history, culture, and tangible and intangible Omani culture. The museum is masterfully curated with a collection of actual Omani antiquities as well as custom made models of castles and significant landmarks.

At the heart of Old Muscat, is Al Alam Palace (translated as flag palace), is the most important of all royal residences of the Sultan. The palace, built in 1972, is a flamboyant example of contemporary Islamic design. The palace is not open to public but you can get a good view of the facade from the iron gates in the front.

Mirani Fort, built by the Portuguese, stands directly behind Al Alam Palace. Entrance inside is permitted with an entrance ticket.

Jalali Fort, built by the Portuguese, is located on the opposite side of the harbor. It is not accessible for the public. You can see this from outside as a photo stop.

Qurum Beach Corniche in Muscat is a popular coastal spot featuring a long, sandy beach and a scenic promenade. It’s ideal for leisurely strolls, picnics, and enjoying the serene views of the Arabian Sea.

The Royal Opera House is a premier cultural venue known for its stunning architecture and world-class performances. It hosts a range of events, including opera, ballet, and concerts, showcasing both international and Omani talent. You can visit this from inside, with entrance ticket.