Doha Things to Do

 22 Reviews  The National Museum, housed in the attractive buildings of an old palace, reopened in April 2006 after being closed for renovations for some time. Presenty it includes exhibits on archeology, natural... 

 9 Reviews  A large imposing mosque can be found in central Doha, on Jasim bin Mohammed St. This mosque really strikes you because it's really large (I think it's the largest in the city), with a very "thin"... 

 12 Reviews  The Corniche is the man-made shoreline in the city and is a destination for tourists, runners, walkers and the like. It has nice vews and great sunsets. It consists of a wide walkway with water on one... 

 5 Reviews  Desert safari in Qatar is an awsome experience. I have never seen such big desert dunes! Trips are organized by local agencies... You'd better book a trip rather than going on your own: you could... 

 11 Reviews  If you happen to be in Doha during the annual Doha Cultural Festival, be sure to check it out. It lasts for a week or two, during which there are performances, lectures, and other events happening... 

 3 Reviews  The entry fee for this well maintained zoo is around 5 QAR per adult. You can see lots of animals from elephants to snakes in clean surroundings. The highlight for me was the chance to feed the indian... 

 4 Reviews  Information of this place couldn't be easily found in google search. Probably because of this, there were not many tourists. Leaving was also a problem. No taxi came around. I had to walk 10-15 mins... 

 6 Reviews  It's a stretch of walks by the seaside. There are people sitting down and enjoy the breeze. Some will jog during the evening. The night scene is spectacular when it is full moon. There are also some... 

 4 Reviews  The Khalifa International Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Doha, Qatar - the one where the 2006 Asian Games, in case you watched them. It was built over a 1976 football stadium (in particular the... 

 4 Reviews  Here is a completely non-cultural activity that's certainly a fun diversion. It's simply a ice ramp, that you can pay to slide down. For only 15QR, you officially get two rides down. It wasn't busy... 

 3 Reviews  You don't have to look far to see camels in Qatar. There are signs that show where camel crossings are. Since camel races are a big event in that country it is not too uncommon to see camel farms with... 

 2 Reviews  Gold Souq is the place where you can buy all the jewerly such as Gold, White Gold, Silver, Diamonds, Pearl, etc. at a bargained price. Of course you'll have to bargain your way there. They have a very... 

 2 Reviews  Recently i had planned for a road trip from dubai to doha in my car during holidays (18th December to 21st December), but i could not complete all the formalities before the holidays, hence i... 

 awladhassan Says:  The roundabouts in Qatar have different themes. The most famous one is the clan with a pearl, reminding us of what the Qataris used to depend on before the... 

 call_me_rhia Says:  On one side of the Emiri Diwan palace - basically the side where there are the stables - you can admire the tiny and pink clock tower. Built in the 1960'ies it... 

 divecat1978 Says:  Well, there is not many disco or pubs here in Doha. Most of the time, I will go to the sealine to have BBQ and you can dance/ party there. No alcohol allowed.... 

 mikoykoy Says:  This place is full of people during Thursday night and Friday. Mostly OFW (Overseas Filipino Workers) flock Future Exchange to send money to their love ones in... 

 jungles Says:  This fountain in the shape of traditional water jugs is surrounded by date palms and lots of green grass - a rarity in Doha. It's a popular landmark and you... 

 frankcanfly Says:  Swing by the Doha Golf Club and see real green grass!! It's a beautifuly manicured course, and you can have a few drinks in the clubhouse when you're done!This... 

 frankcanfly Says:  This village was created to "remind the emerging generation of fathers and grandfathers heritage on how they were living before the discovery of Oil, and how... 

 jungles Says:  If you find yourself in Doha during Ramadan, make sure to visit a Ramadan tent. This is a local tradition in which families set up tents outside their homes and... 

 northsea Says:  Local nightlife is found in traditional shi-sha places and coffee houses. The shi-sha is the Arabian water pipe; very popular amongst local people and... 

 iyigun Says:  Nice open air pool,relaxing and cool except it is too hot in Jul or Aug.its a MUST to be with your partner especially on weekends.NO SINGLES allowed.Oasis tel...