Pay a visit to the National Museum of Qatar, which enlivens the one-of-a-kind history of Qatar and its citizens to demonstrate it in full. Be fascinated by the country’s rich and eventful legacy and get a better comprehension of its culture, learn about its ties and bonds with other nations around the world. Be introduced to the diversity and achievements of Doha and Qatar.

Qatar has long been situated at the crossroads and has been a melting pot of cultures for a long time. Dive deeper into the culture of the country in the self-styled cultural village nestled between the gleaming business district of West Bay and towers of The Pearl. The complex offers Qatar Philharmonic Hall, Opera and Drama Theaters, art galleries, as well as an amphitheater, which hosts about 5,000 spectators. Together with diverse restaurants and food options, stunning architecture and street performances, it makes a perfect destination to reach.

CLOSED DURING FIFA WORLD CUP Get close and personal with historic Doha Dhow Harbor, peep into the culture and admire the craftsmanship on water. Enjoy the views of the traditional wooden boats that may be seen all across the Indian Ocean and also a fascinating Doha skyline. Soak in fresh air and seascapes as you walk by. Discover new facts about rich cultural heritage and daring pearl divers.

CLOSED DURING FIFA WORLD CUP A 7.5 km long Corniche promenade is a combination of administrative, cultural, commercial objects, amazing architecture, and restaurants. These all are well sprinkled with parks and lounge zones. The Corniche is fairly one of the most interesting tourist spots in Doha and one of its most iconic landmarks. Take a stroll along this wide space enjoying the Persian Gulf views, and get to the Pearl to take a selfie with a giant oyster. Fulfill your dream as a moment capturer and get the best shots.

Wander around the bustling Souq Waqif and shop till you drop in the century old marketplace that offers a great diversity of traditional garments, spices, handicrafts, perfumes, and souvenirs. Be astonished by the number of gold jewelry stores strolling down through the gold section of the souq that will have you covered, no matter your budget. Get closer perspective to the traditional falconry at a Falcon Souq, where you can see them, and pose with them. Indulge yourself in retail therapy and take in some art as you walk by traditional decorations and visit galleries.

Rich a new man-made island, designed to be eye-opening learning experience. Enjoy the luxurious atmosphere of the newly built district, and soak in the scenery with expensive shops, restaurants, cars, and yachts. The Pearl offers great spaces for walking around with perfect places overlooking the marina. Don’t forget to visit the Venice of Qatar with its colorful buildings, canals with clear water and stroll through the narrow streets and filigreed bridges reminiscent of ones in Italy.

No Qatar tour is complete without visiting this unique stunning mosque, constructed in 2011. The mosque holds up to 30,000 people. Admire the view from the upper terrace overlooking the modern part of Doha. The mosque is distinguished by its 93 domes. Marvel at the fabulous exteriors and classic interiors made up according to the all rules of Islam.