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Bait Al Baranda Museum
Near Nr. Muttrah Port , Muttrah , Governorate of Muscat , Sultanate of Oman
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Call Weekdays+Saturday : 4 PM to 6 PM
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This is one of the historical and cultural sites in Muscat, known also as the House of Naseeb. He was the merchant Naseeb Bin Mohammed who built the house in the late nineteenth century. “Al Barandah” is the local pronunciation of the foreign word “veranda”, which means “balcony”. The House was named after the balcony that extends along the length of the façade on the first floor. The museum recounts the history of Muscat since its geological formation to the present day, using interactive technology that displays pictures of tectonic plate movement over the past 750 million years until today, showing the activity that formed the continents in the past and how they will change over the next 250 million years. The museum also includes documentation of the Sultanate of Oman’s history since its inception to the present day.
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Near Nr. Muttrah Port , Muttrah , Governorate of Muscat , Sultanate of Oman
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PO 423, PC 114, Landmark: Nr. Muttrah Port
Loc: Muttrah ,
Area: Mattrah , Governorate of Muscat , Sultanate of Oman
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Call 247XXXXX Show Number(s)
24714262 24714261 baranda@omantel.net.om
CATEGORIES:
Museums
More About
This is one of the historical and cultural sites in Muscat, known also as the House of Naseeb. He was the merchant Naseeb Bin Mohammed who built the house in the late nineteenth century. “Al Barandah” is the local pronunciation of the foreign word “veranda”, which means “balcony”. The House was named after the balcony that extends along the length of the façade on the first floor. The museum recounts the history of Muscat since its geological formation to the present day, using interactive technology that displays pictures of tectonic plate movement over the past 750 million years until today, showing the activity that formed the continents in the past and how they will change over the next 250 million years. The museum also includes documentation of the Sultanate of Oman’s history since its inception to the present day.
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