The National Museum of Oman is a cultural institution in Muscat dedicated to presenting the heritage of Oman, from the earliest human presence in the Omani Peninsula to the present day. Established under Royal Decree No. 62/2013, it showcases objects made in Oman or connected to the country’s history and offers visitors ways to explore the nation’s cultural story and consider its future.

Its galleries and collections are complemented by a learning centre and facilities for preventive conservation, including fully equipped laboratories. The museum also highlights accessible and interactive interpretation, including Arabic Braille, open-storage displays and an audiovisual exhibition hall. Visitors can explore virtual tours of the museum and exhibitions, attend events and exhibitions, and use visitor-planning information on the website.

A gift shop and café are among the facilities referenced by the museum. Located on Al Saidiya Street opposite Al Alam Palace, the National Museum welcomes visitors Saturday through Friday from 10 a. m.

to 5 p. m. ; the last admission is at 4:30 p.

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