Eid Al Adha offers a splendid opportunity for visitors to discover Oman’s cultural heritage at the Royal Opera House Muscat (ROHM). This architectural gem, nestled in the heart of Oman’s capital, promises an enriching experience during the holiday season. The venue welcomes thousands of tourists every year looking to discover behind-the-scenes of the leading opera house in the region.
The guided tours and the music exhibition will be closed on the first day of Eid Al Adha. They will resume on the second day, from 10 am to 4 pm, subject to official government announcement. ROHM will open its doors to tourists and locals, inviting them to immerse themselves in Oman’s rich musical traditions and marvel at the stunning architecture of the opera house. A suggested itinerary promises a blend of cultural exploration and culinary delights, with highlights including:
- Full Visit of the Opera House: Delight in the grandeur of ROHM’s marble design as you explore its main building.
- Lunch at Opera Galleria: Indulge in a culinary journey at the various dining outlets housed within the Opera Galleria.
- Exploration of the Royal Opera House of Musical Arts: Cross the landmark bridge connecting the main building to the Royal Opera House of Musical Arts and discover the interconnected world of music and performance.
- Immersive Experience at “Oman and the World: A Musical Journey” Exhibition: Dive into the art of sound and music through an immersive exhibition, offering insights into Oman’s musical heritage and its global influences.
- Visit of the Music Library: Conclude your visit with a tour of the region’s first music library, with classical works and literature.
At the very centre of Oman’s capital, ROHM stands as a landmark building, welcoming leading regional and international artists including Lebanese oud player, Marcel Khalife or Palestinian ensemble Trio Joubran.