Muscat, however you want it.

Muscat, the capital of Oman, is a city that seamlessly blends the old and the new. Once three small villages, Muscat, Muttrah and Ruwi, it has now transformed into a modern and cosmopolitan city that still retains its unique charm. The historic heart of the city, Old Muscat, boasts of some of the most exquisite Arabian architecture and cultural heritage sites. The old Portuguese forts and historic buildings add to the city's allure and transport you to a bygone era. The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, a recent addition to the city's architectural landscape, is a sight to behold. It is the country's major religious centre and welcomes visitors of all faiths. The scenic and vibrant port area of Muttrah is a must-visit. The seaside Corniche, lined with stylish hotels and eateries, is the perfect place to start your evening. The Muttrah Souq and Muscat's nightlife are a treat for the senses. Neighboring Ruwi is a newly emerged business district that is best explored during the daylight hours. Its eclectic makeup is most apparent during this time.