Al Mirani Fort

Al Mirani Fort

Al Mirani Fort

Perched high above the western walls of Old Muscat harbor, Al Mirani Fort stands as a testament to the region’s rich history. Built by the Portuguese in 1550, the fort features crenelated towers and robust walls that overlook the Gulf of Oman. Across the water, its sister fort, Al Jalali, rises from the opposite side, creating a striking visual contrast. Today, visitors can explore the fort’s well-preserved structures and enjoy panoramic views of the harbor and the sea, making it one of Muscat’s most photogenic sights.

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