Doha, Qatar
12 hand-picked places in Doha, Qatar: 5 landmarks, 2 museums, 1 mosque, 2 parks, 1 market and 1 shopping mall. Each has an editor's guide to what it is, when to go and what to know before you visit, with licensed photos. Pick what suits you, or let the AI planner build a plan for your own dates, with restaurants, opening hours and live prices.
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Qatar National LibraryQatar National Library, in Doha's Education City, is a non-profit institution of Qatar Foundation.
CornicheThe Doha Corniche is a waterfront promenade and dual carriageway running seven kilometres around crescent-shaped Doha Bay, from West Bay in the north to Al Khulaifat in the south, past Doha Port.
Al Koot FortAl Koot Fort, also known as Doha Fort, is a white fortress in the heart of old Doha beside Souq Waqif.Live prices from Klook — you book with them directly.
Museum of Islamic ArtsThe Museum of Islamic Art, at the southern end of the Doha Corniche, is Qatar's flagship museum and one of the world's leading collections of Islamic art. It was designed by I. M.
Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern ArtMathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, in Qatar Foundation's Education City west of Doha, holds the world's largest collection of modern and contemporary Arab art, more than nine thousand works.
Aspire ParkAspire Park, in the Aspire Zone in Baaya, south-west Doha, is the city's largest park at 88 hectares and a favourite for family picnics and outdoor gatherings.
Al Bidda ParkAl Bidda Park, formerly Rumeilah Park, lies on Corniche Street in Doha next to the Qatar National Theatre, overlooking Doha Bay, and is one of the city's oldest and best-loved parks.
