Located in the active military base near the Grand Mosque, an old fort converted to a military museum. The museum has nice exhibits (arms and ammunition) and good past and present history about Oman. It has two sections, indoor section contains different rooms containing artifacts (arms and ammunition) with its history. The outside section contains old military vehicles, planes and... More

Positioned within a working military base is the original fort which now houses most of the museum. You wander around inside (air-conditioned) looking at the excellent displays and learn a lot about the history of Oman. Outside is display of vehicles, aircraft and even a full sized missile equipped patrol boat. You must be escorted when outside (seeing it's a... More

THe Number 1 place to understand the history of Modern Oman, the political ties. the setup is Amazing, one of the best museums I have visited across the Globe. Story well put and easy to understand. Great detailing in the the content and lots of ammunition and arms on exhibition More

Great time, you could spend hours and hours here and still not see everything. Oman has an interesting military past.. Well presented here More

If you are in Muscat check out this museum. you will have your own private guide. Displays are well laid out and the history of Muscat armed forces is interesting. More

Professional and courteous tour guide. Very informative. Clean and tourist friendly. Kids enjoyed it too. More

A bit old and traditional but still has good value in it. recomended More

A captivating insight into Omani military history. Our guide, Yousuf, who served as a Load Master for the Royal Air Force of Oman, took us through the ages with a detailed knowledge. As one reviewer has already pointed out, there is no direct mention of the battle of Mirbat. There are sections however that do go into detail about British... More

Great museum but no mention of UKs involvement in securing the sultan his renaiasance period. Without the Brits he wouldnt be there, many died, it would have been nice to see mention of such things as the Battle of Mirbat when 8 british SAS held off over 250 adoo (enemy) it was a turning point of the War. More