Bringing to life the unique story of Qatar and its people. The iconic building, designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel, is based on the form of the desert rose and is composed of large interlocking disks of different diameters and curvatures that surround the restored historic Palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani (1880-1957), son of the founder of modern Qatar. The museum, which opened in March 2019, gives voice to the country’s heritage and culture through commissioned films and artworks, storytelling, artifacts, and music, combining wide-ranging scholarship with oral histories of the people of Qatar.

Discover the bustling Doha Port, a vital hub for trade and maritime activities, adding a touch of maritime charm to your city exploration. Doha Port is home to a luxurious Grand Cruise Terminal, the vibrant Mina District and sights like Box Park , The Museum of Islamic Art and Doha Skyline view.

The spice-scented air at Souq Waqif, an authentic traditional market where you can find traditional garments, spices, handicrafts and souvenirs. Stroll through its enchanting alleys and catch a glimpse of falcons at the falcon shops near Horse stables.

Enjoy a panoramic drive along Doha's Corniche, offering breathtaking views of the waterfront and a perfect photo opportunity.

Explore Katara, a stunning cultural village where the grace of the past meets the splendor of the future. Discover the Amphitheatre, Katara's famous Mosque, and 21 High Street where a giant gift box marks the start of this ultra-luxe high street, or follow the trail of high-end cars dropping shoppers off at Galeries Lafayette – the iconic French department store with a powerful outdoor cooling system.

The Pearl-Qatar, an extraordinary artificial island that spans nearly four million square meters, features high-end shops along the Porto Arabia Boardwalk and Cruise through the replica of the famous Venice city.