Things to do this weekend in Oman

Soak up in the history and heritage of Oman
Located on the seafront in Muttrah, Bait Al Baranda houses several interesting artefacts and here one can know a lot about Oman’s geology, natural history, important historical events, culture and tradition. Open from Saturday to Thursday, 9.00am to 1.00pm and 4.00pm to 6.00pm.
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Watch Al Hamama Al Mutawwaqa - The Ring Dove story from Kalila and Dimna book at Royal Opera House Muscat
Based on the story from the age-old book of fables, Kalila and Dimna, this charming ballet has an endearing cast of characters:
a crow, a flock of doves and their queen the ring-dove, a rat, a tortoise and a gazelle. Composed by Herant Minas Keshishian, the ballet is directed by Ahmed Al Sayed. Show on April 12 at 7.30pm.,
April 13 at 4pm and April 14 at 1pm (for schools only).

Visit Seeb, the hub of activities
Seeb, known for its tranquility, is buzzing with activities these days. There are several malls, eateries, and shopping arcades along with a vibrant nightlife culture.
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