Seeing and Doing:
Msheireb Museums comprise four restored heritage houses, each narrating a distinct aspect of Qatar’s past ( Radwani House: Offers insights into traditional Qatari family life in the 1920s.
Bin Jelmood House: Explores the history of the global slave trade and its abolition. Company House: Chronicles the stories of early Qatari petroleum industry workers. Mohammed Bin Jassim House: Highlights the past, present, and sustainable future of Msheireb and Doha.)
Al Zubara Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a historic military fortress built in 1938.
Fire Station Art Centre is a repurposed building turned into an art hub hosting the “Artists in Residence” program. Visitors can explore contemporary art exhibitions, attend workshops, and enjoy the on-site café, making it a vibrant spot for art enthusiasts.
Oxygen Park is a serene public space designed for both sports and recreation. Featuring running tracks, gardens, and an amphitheater, it’s an ideal location for relaxation and outdoor activities away from the city’s hustle.
Located in Aspire Park, Aspire Lake is Doha’s only lake, serving as a sanctuary for various bird species. The tranquil environment, complemented by a café styled as a cottage, makes it a perfect spot for leisurely walks and birdwatching.
While gaining popularity, Katara Cultural Village remains a treasure trove of cultural experiences. It houses an amphitheater, opera house, art galleries, and restaurants, all reflecting Qatar’s architectural heritage. Visitors can immerse themselves in diverse cultural events and exhibitions.
Stroll through Barahat Msheireb which is the largest open-air courtyard in the Middle east. Hop on the eco-friendly tram for a scenic tour of the district, stopping at key landmarks and cultural sites.
M7 is a creative hub for fashion, design, and innovation, hosting exhibitions, workshops, and pop-up events.
Walk around The Pearl Island.
Visit Qanat Quartier to explore the charming Venice-inspired district, with colourful buildings, scenic canals, and picturesque bridges—perfect for a photoshoot!
Souq Waqif is a traditional market that sells traditional garments, spices, handicrafts and souvenirs.
Doha Beach Club if you are looking to relax by the water
Place vendome is an iconic shopping centre worth visiting
Where to Eat:
IDAM by Alain Ducasse is situated within the Museum of Islamic Art, offering contemporary French cuisine infused with Mediterranean flavours.
Jamavar is an extension of the Michelin-starred brand from India, presenting an exquisite menu showcasing the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine in an opulent setting.
Morimoto Doha offers a fusion of Japanese flavors with Western techniques, this restaurant by Chef Masaharu Morimoto provides a unique dining experience.
La Mar by Gastón Acurio is celebrated for its authentic Peruvian dishes with vibrant menu featuring ceviches, tiraditos, and anticuchos, all crafted by renowned chef Gastón Acurio.
Twisted Olive this spot is perfect for casual dining, brunches, and laid-back gatherings.
Crust a go-to destination for artisan pizzas and freshly baked delights in Doha.
Trapani Inspired by the coastal charm of Trapani, Sicily, Trapani Doha brings the essence of authentic Italian and Mediterranean cuisine to the city.
Spice Market at the W Hotel serves delicious Southeast Asian food offers a vibrant Southeast Asian dining experience, inspired by the bustling street markets of Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan. Created by celebrity chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, the menu is a sensory journey filled with bold flavors and aromatic spices, featuring dishes like sushi, dim sum, Thai curries, and wok-fried specialties