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It is a very interesting place of arts and culture, not just a museum. You can see and learn the history of this beautiful country. There is a big collection of guns, silvers, royal clothes, jwelles and stamps (on the 1st floor). You can explore all the bldgs and you can see also the recreation of a typical Omani -inside- house.! Plus, there is a coffee shop, a gift shop where you can buy a souvenir. It's better to have your own guide in order to be able to learn more abt the history of Oman. It worths a visit!. Please note that it is forbidden to take photos (inside the main bldg)…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Excellent museum show casing Omani life and history. Well labelled exhibitions. Good display of tribal clothes, jewellery and silver..Upstairs interesting collection of Oman stamps.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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This is a museum and art centre set up in the house of an Omani family. Our main recommendation is not to rush it. We spent naerly three hours here visiting all five buildings and did not regret it as you get many different perspectives on Omani civilisation and history. Two of the areas had contemporary artists who were most interesting (one was present) …
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Good things come in small packages and this museum is no exception. It offers a huge look into the garb and customs of the Omani people.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Down side: No photography allowed inside. Upside: fabulous displays of Omani clothing, jewellry, utensils, weapons, etc. It was worthwhile being escorted by our private guide. We were most impressed by the displays of elegant royal clothing and silver.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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