The Nizwa Fort is a large castle fortress in Nizwa which was built in the seventeenth century. It is a popular tourist destination and because of that probably ticket entrance is quite expensive- 5 OMR. You need to consider if it is worth to go here. I think not. There are very similar other forts which are much more cheaper, more quiet to visit, more accesible with parking.

Located a the heart of central Nizwa, this castle/fort is well worth a visit! Interesting history and great views of the surroundings form the top. A small but very informative museum is located inside castle walls. A 30min guided tour was included in the price (though we opted not to take it as it didn't quite fir our schedule). Stayed for about two hours but one could easily spend another hour exploring the museum in more detail.

Visiting in May with very few tourists we pretty much had this place to ourselves. Was worth the visit and exploring. Definitely have a guide, you would miss a lot without one and take water. Nice photo opportunities

This is a very interesting fort. If you have seen Forts in India, then this is a very small fort. However, it is interesting in the sense that it is a labyrinth of various rooms, and it is initially quite hard to figure you where you started, what you have seen and where you currently are. It is pretty well maintained. It carries any entry fee of 5 OMR for foreigners, which I thought was pretty steep. if you are interested in history and have an appreciation for forts and stuff, then it is definitely worth visiting

Hello , everyone During my visit to Nizwa in February, I was enchanted by the historical fortress. As I wandered through its corridors, I savored the delightful local cuisine. I was equally fascinated by the rich historical heritage and the sites that told stories from Oman's past. What made this visit special was the interaction with visitors from various cultures, as we shared stories and knowledge. I'd like to emphasize that Nizwa is not only a historical gem but also a significant tourist destination I highly recommend.

The fort has been well restored and there is plenty of information to read around the fort and also in the exhibition area. It is clean and kept well. The condition of the animals at the back of the fort is not nice to see. The constant pacing and seeing them tethered night and day (we were staying next door and could see the poor camel tied all night) with no grass left nearby.

Liled the visit. Entry is 5 local money, and the views were lovely. The weather is great, so that helped as well. Def worth visiting for the history of the Fort and taking a chill. Enjoy the visit here.