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Food is good, A lovely place for Shopping of all kinds
Con
Too hot in the summer, alot of construction going on
In a nutshell
The country is small but still has a few things to offer.
7 Reviews Wow, it was just so fun!! You can ride a camel then you go to the desert on 4WD !! My driver was a crazy Arab guy and it was just soooooo thrilling!! Could go and see the beautiful beach, across the water was Saudi Arabia and Dubai.. Just great experience! I booked this tour through Regency...
5 Reviews Qatar is a peninsula, connected at the south to Saudi Arabia and featuring 350 miles of coastline that mark its eastern, northern and western boundaries. In addition to the peninsula, Qatar has several islands including Halul, Sharauah, Al-Bashiriya, Al-Asahat, Al-Safiliya and Al-Aliya islands....
2 Reviews I am a regular at Admirals and I thoroughly enjoy every visit! As a newcomer to Doha a year ago, I visited Admirals, and I was pleasantly surprised by the hospitality. At first, I was dubious about going to an Arabian themed bar/club. I was totally blown away by people's kindness and generosity. My...
19 Reviews Doha International Airport is the hub of one of the world's best airlines, but the airport itself is no 5-star masterpiece. I have flown in and out of Doha about a dozen times or more, and my experiences have been disappointing. After landing, we had to walk down steps off the plane instead of...
The City Centre Shopping Complex
7 Reviews The City Centre is the biggest shopping mall in Qatar. Here you will find almost everything you are looking for. Most things are not really that much cheaper in Qatar, than it is in Europe, so finding a great deal is not that easy in this modern shopping center. I use to just walk around, look at...
4 Reviews In Qatar you will probably see some expat residents wearing anything from shorts to spagetti-strap tops. While most likely no Qatari will ever tell you that you shouldn't be wearing this, that does not mean that they don't take offense to it. Consider what the Qataris themselves wear - both men...
6 Reviews While cruising the highway (from Ras Laffan to Doha), we normally drive at 120 kph since this is the maximum speed limit allowed in the highway. But you will always be surprised that there will be an overspeeding vehicles that will overtake you (maybe cruising at 150kph or more). Just be careful and...
2 Reviews From what I was told in Doha, crime is minimal. This is not entirely due to the existence of Sharia (Islamic) law, which in Qatar is applied only to Muslims anyway (as distinct from Saudi Arabia, where it applies to all in the kingdom). There are other factors, such as the fact that most Qataris are...
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