Al Hamra, Ad DakhiliyahPlaces
Al Hamra Currency Museum occupies part of Ghunaima Fort in the historic quarter at the heart of Al Hamra, Ad Dakhiliyah, spread across two floors of a traditional clay brick building totaling 200 square meters. It was founded by lifelong collector Hamad Al Abri to share his collection with the public, including every Omani currency issue since 1970 alongside older Sassanid, Umayyad, and Abbasid coins and other Arab and foreign currencies. A short visit traces how trade and daily life once moved through this land, coin by coin, across the centuries.
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