Trip.Best Top 9 Best Things to Do in Qatar [2024]

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"The waitress at the front desk was not very friendly, a bit fierce, hahaha... There are not many people visiting, there are many Chinese, and overall, they are all Middle Eastern people visiting. The last large cultural building of Bei Xuming is this, the design is simple and modern, good."

"This expansive museum offers a comprehensive journey through the nation's history and heritage. The entry fee is affordable, and there's plenty to explore, including stunning Arab-style architecture and interiors. It's usually not crowded and conveniently located just a short walk from the metro station."

"Waqif Market is one of the must-check in attractions in Doha. There are many handicrafts and textiles for sale. The transportation is very convenient and there is a subway station next to it. There are a lot of tour groups here, you can bargain with the merchants ～"

"Doha Corniche ‎كورنيش الدوحة Doha Binhai Avenue (Arabic: ك בר״ নালা) is a seaside promenade in Doha, Qatar's capital, extending 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) along the Doha Bay. Every year, Qatar National Day, National Sports Day and other national festivals are celebrated with Doha Binhai Avenue as the center. The Binhai Road is divided into three main areas: Binhai Park and Promenade, Binhai Street and Government District."

"This place is a cultural treasure, perfect for exploration and photography. It's not too crowded and boasts stunning architecture."

"The Pearl Qatar is a man-made island located in Doha, the capital city of Qatar. It is an artificial island created on a former pearl diving site that covers an area of approximately 4 million square meters.The Pearl Qatar is a luxurious residential and commercial development featuring high-end apartments, villas, townhouses, and luxury hotels. It also offers a wide range of retail outlets, restaurants, cafes, and entertainment facilities. The development includes multiple marinas, which offer berthing facilities for private boats and yachts, as well as a variety of water sports activities.The architecture and design of The Pearl Qatar are heavily influenced by the Mediterranean, with a variety of architectural styles, including Italian, Spanish, and French. The development features a series of canals, reminiscent of Venice, which add to the charm of the island.The Pearl Qatar has become a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a unique blend of luxury living and Mediterranean-style atmosphere."

"Qatar National Mosque Grand Mosque‎جامع الإمام محمد بن عبد الوهاب As Qatar's largest mosque, Imam Abdul Wahab Mosque, also known as the Qatar National Mosque, was completed in 2011. Simple lines, elegant arches, very eye-catching, rich in Islamic traditional architectural features. The mosque has three libraries, separate prayer and fasting bathing halls for men and women, and a dedicated Koranic reciting hall that can accommodate more than 30,000 worshippers. The mosque is beautifully orthodox Islamic architecture, with a fascinating interior, a variety of hand-woven carpets with different patterns and 28 twig ceilings that automatically adjust the light and darkness according to the natural light coming in through the window. The Grand National Mosque was built in memory of his father by Qatar's founder, Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, named after Mohamed Ibn Abdul Wahabi. Address: 8G84+R83, Al Muhandiseen St, Doha, Qatar Transportation: Metro Red Line to 'corniche' and walk for half an hour, bus T605 Time: 10:30-19:00 Tickets: Free"

"This is the Islamic Cultural Center as well as a mosque and very distinctive and recognizable from the outside. There are culture and language classes available as well as the chance to ask any questions you have about Islam. Additionally, you can set up tours through them to other mosques of note in the city. Very helpful. Great experience."

"Each house in the Mshereib Museums is built in a traditional Qatari style, with colonnaded courtyards, typical since the early 19th century.  A restored family home, Radwani House best illustrates this, with rooms structured around a central open space.  The house allows visitors to look at traditional family life in Qatar, and the changing norms in domestic life."