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Sultan's Armed Forces Museum
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The Sultan's Armed Forces Museum is a military history museum, located in the 150-year-old Bait Al Falaj Fort, once the headquarters for Sultan Said bin Sultan's Armed Forces, located on Al Mujamma Street, in the Ruwi area near Muscat, Oman.
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Sultan's Armed Forces Museum

Al Mujamma St, Muscat, Oman
4.7(144)
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The Sultan's Armed Forces Museum is a military history museum, located in the 150-year-old Bait Al Falaj Fort, once the headquarters for Sultan Said bin Sultan's Armed Forces, located on Al Mujamma Street, in the Ruwi area near Muscat, Oman.

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attractions: , restaurants: Ananthapuri Restaurant, Kamat Restaurant مطعم كامات النباتي, Aagraham Restaurant, مطعم ومقهى م ك اتاتورك M.K. Atatürk, Copper Chimney, Ton ton chef, Afghan Bukhari Restaurant
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4.7
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4.0
2y

Very interesting and informative place with lot of historical aspects explained with nice visualisations. It not only explains the history of Oman but also tells the struggles and difficulties this area has faced in past and how they managed to overcome that. The museum is in old Bait Al Falaj fort and Falaj name comes from the concept of how fresh water was being provided from mountains to residence of fort. You can view that as well.

For tourists, upto 10 years are free. Above 10 years it is 3 OMR per person and both cash and card options are there. The army staff there was really nice and explained different parts of exhibition very well.

We followed google map, but it took us to other way which was restricted and army officer explained us how to reach to this place. So be careful on choosing the path and enter to museum site from Al Mujamma St.

Try to spend maximum time in order to get maximum knowledge. Some places are restricted for taking photos. Videos are...

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5.0
2y

Wonderful experience, after entering the building you can see some tanks and armoured vehicles. Then you follow some stairs to enter the building where army personnel at the reception will note down the details. Upon entering the building a military curator will accompany you for the tour of the museum, one can see guns, cannons, muskets, flags of navy, air force, military, guard of honor, sniper rifles. Pictures on 1st floor can be taken, but on the ground floor it is prohibited, ground floor contains some old weapons, swords, helmets. On the outside, there are is bunker demonstrating working during war, there are some old jeeps, military trucks, military workshops showing different wood work, metal work. On the whole it is worth visiting. At the end of the visit one has to sign in the...

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5.0
1y

The Sultan’s Armed Forces Museum in Muscat is a fascinating destination for history and military enthusiasts. The museum offers a comprehensive look at Oman’s military history, showcasing an impressive collection of artifacts, weapons, and vehicles. The exhibits are well-curated, providing detailed information about the country’s defense forces and their evolution over the years. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, enhancing the overall experience with their insights and stories. The museum is well-maintained, with clean facilities and ample parking. It’s a great place to learn about Oman’s rich military heritage and appreciate the sacrifices made by its armed forces. Highly recommended for anyone interested in history and...

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Jassim AhmedJassim Ahmed
Very interesting and informative place with lot of historical aspects explained with nice visualisations. It not only explains the history of Oman but also tells the struggles and difficulties this area has faced in past and how they managed to overcome that. The museum is in old Bait Al Falaj fort and Falaj name comes from the concept of how fresh water was being provided from mountains to residence of fort. You can view that as well. For tourists, upto 10 years are free. Above 10 years it is 3 OMR per person and both cash and card options are there. The army staff there was really nice and explained different parts of exhibition very well. We followed google map, but it took us to other way which was restricted and army officer explained us how to reach to this place. So be careful on choosing the path and enter to museum site from Al Mujamma St. Try to spend maximum time in order to get maximum knowledge. Some places are restricted for taking photos. Videos are not allowed.
Ali HaiderAli Haider
Wonderful experience, after entering the building you can see some tanks and armoured vehicles. Then you follow some stairs to enter the building where army personnel at the reception will note down the details. Upon entering the building a military curator will accompany you for the tour of the museum, one can see guns, cannons, muskets, flags of navy, air force, military, guard of honor, sniper rifles. Pictures on 1st floor can be taken, but on the ground floor it is prohibited, ground floor contains some old weapons, swords, helmets. On the outside, there are is bunker demonstrating working during war, there are some old jeeps, military trucks, military workshops showing different wood work, metal work. On the whole it is worth visiting. At the end of the visit one has to sign in the visitors book.
Jan WJan W
Great place. Housed in the old amazing fort. Very comprehensive exhibitions. Covering Oman's history. Or rather the people living in this areas under constant fighting with neighbours. From historic times up til today, after the independence from the Portuguese in 1650. Tons of weapons. Historical and from all over the world, gathered from the many forces invading and internal conflicts that have taken place in the region. Quite interesting, to me, the development of the defence system and fortresses. Outdoors, lots of ground vehicles and a few airplanes. Recommended!
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Very interesting and informative place with lot of historical aspects explained with nice visualisations. It not only explains the history of Oman but also tells the struggles and difficulties this area has faced in past and how they managed to overcome that. The museum is in old Bait Al Falaj fort and Falaj name comes from the concept of how fresh water was being provided from mountains to residence of fort. You can view that as well. For tourists, upto 10 years are free. Above 10 years it is 3 OMR per person and both cash and card options are there. The army staff there was really nice and explained different parts of exhibition very well. We followed google map, but it took us to other way which was restricted and army officer explained us how to reach to this place. So be careful on choosing the path and enter to museum site from Al Mujamma St. Try to spend maximum time in order to get maximum knowledge. Some places are restricted for taking photos. Videos are not allowed.
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Wonderful experience, after entering the building you can see some tanks and armoured vehicles. Then you follow some stairs to enter the building where army personnel at the reception will note down the details. Upon entering the building a military curator will accompany you for the tour of the museum, one can see guns, cannons, muskets, flags of navy, air force, military, guard of honor, sniper rifles. Pictures on 1st floor can be taken, but on the ground floor it is prohibited, ground floor contains some old weapons, swords, helmets. On the outside, there are is bunker demonstrating working during war, there are some old jeeps, military trucks, military workshops showing different wood work, metal work. On the whole it is worth visiting. At the end of the visit one has to sign in the visitors book.
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Great place. Housed in the old amazing fort. Very comprehensive exhibitions. Covering Oman's history. Or rather the people living in this areas under constant fighting with neighbours. From historic times up til today, after the independence from the Portuguese in 1650. Tons of weapons. Historical and from all over the world, gathered from the many forces invading and internal conflicts that have taken place in the region. Quite interesting, to me, the development of the defence system and fortresses. Outdoors, lots of ground vehicles and a few airplanes. Recommended!
Jan W

Jan W

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