InterContinental Muscat, an IHG Hotel
December 14, 2024InterContinental Muscat, an IHG Hotel
December 14, 2024
Entrance Fees for Famous Attractions in Oman
Exploring Oman is a unique experience that combines natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern landmarks. Here is a guide to the entrance fees for some of the most popular attractions in the country, along with a brief description of each:
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
Entrance Fee: 8.400 OMR (21.2 EUR)
A stunning example of Islamic architecture, this mosque is famous for its grandeur, intricate designs, and one of the world's largest hand-woven carpets. Until January 12, 2025, entrance was free, but a fee has recently been introduced.
Amouage Perfume Factory
Entrance Fee: Free
Known for creating luxurious fragrances, this factory offers visitors a glimpse into the art of traditional perfume-making.
Royal Opera House Muscat
Entrance Fee: Adults – 3.15 OMR (8 EUR); Children – 1.05 OMR
Oman’s premier venue for musical arts, this opera house is an architectural masterpiece and hosts world-class performances.
Al Alam Palace
Entrance Fee: Free (outside view only)
A ceremonial palace of His Majesty the Sultan, this landmark’s striking architecture is best admired from the outside as entry is not permitted.
Nizwa Fort
Entrance Fee: Citizens and GCC Nationals – 1.000 OMR (2.52 EUR); Residents – 2.000 OMR (5 EUR); Tourists – 5.000 OMR (12.61 EUR)
A historic fort featuring a massive round tower and a museum showcasing Oman’s rich history and traditions.
Oman Across the Ages Museum
Entrance Fee: Citizens and GCC Nationals – 1.000 OMR (2.52 EUR); Residents – 2.000 OMR (5 EUR); Tourists – 5.000 OMR (12.61 EUR)
A state-of-the-art museum celebrating Oman’s history, culture, and future aspirations through interactive exhibits.
Wadi Shab
Entrance Fee: 1.000 OMR (2.52 EUR) for boat transfer to the starting point
A scenic wadi with turquoise pools and waterfalls, perfect for adventure and nature lovers.
Bimmah Sinkhole
Entrance Fee: Free
A natural limestone crater filled with clear blue water, this is a popular spot for swimming and picnics.
Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve
Entrance Fee: Adults – 7.000 OMR (17.64 EUR); Children (5-12 years) – 3.000 OMR (7.56 EUR)
A protected area where visitors can witness turtles nesting on the beaches at night.
Frankincense Land Museum
Entrance Fee: Adults – 2.000 OMR (5 EUR); Children – Free
Part of the Al Baleed UNESCO World Heritage site, this museum highlights the significance of frankincense in Omani history.
Al Hoota Cave
Entrance Fee: Adults – 7.000 OMR (17.64 EUR); Children – 3.000 OMR (7.56 EUR)
A fascinating underground cave system featuring stalactites, stalagmites, and an underground lake.
