A traditional market, it's a vibrant place where visitors can explore narrow alleys and enjoy the architecture or indulge in local cuisine.
It blends Qatari heritage with modern architecture, the area includes shops, restaurants, and museums, focusing on sustainability and the preservation of Qatar's culture.
Interconnected galleries take visitors on a visual journey through Qatar, telling the story of the country, from the pre-historic to the modern era.
Located along Doha's waterfront, It's an architectural marvel with views of the Doha skyline.
The Mina District is a historic part of Doha's waterfront, It offers a glimpse into the city's maritime past.
is a cultural hub offering a mix of theaters, it hosts a variety of cultural events, from international music festivals to traditional performances.
A man-made island featuring luxury residential buildings, retail outlets, and din-ing spots, it's known for its upscale living and Mediterranean-style architecture.
Newly developed area in the Lusail city, It's a great example of Qatar's modern development.
Located in Lusail, it offers visitors a blend of leisure and exclusivity.
A luxurious private island. The resort offers diverse dining options, a spa, fitness center, surf pool, kids' areas, and various watersports, providing a unique Arabian island experience just off the Qatari mainland.
An extraordinary adventure awaits at Qatar's largest waterpark, located in Qetaifan Island North, that combines unforgettable experiences and celebrates the sporting spirit of Qatar.
A modern and efficient metro system with three lines (Red, Green, and Gold) that covers key areas of the capital, Doha.
There is an extensive bus network operated by Mowasalat, buses are affordable and can be a good option for longer distances.
Offers a convenient and affordable transport option in Qatar.
They are easily available around the city and can be hailed on the street or booked through the app. (Recommended to be used)
Renting a car is another option for visitors, with various agencies offering services such as, Qatar Car Rentals, Hertz Qatar, Europcar Qatar, Sixt Rent a car, and Mannai Rental.
They are located at Lusail, Education City, and Msheireb Downtown.
Electric scooters are becoming popular, simply download the apps Falcon Ride, Loop Mobility, or Wer2 to figure out where
April in Qatar offers warm spring weather, with temperatures ranging from 20°C (68°F) in the mornings and evenings to 32°C (90°F) during the day. It's a great time to visit, as the heat hasn't fully set in yet, making it one of the more pleasant months to explore the city before the summer heat ar-rives.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of Qatar will work in coordination with ICAO to streamline the processing of visas or attendees of the Facilitation Conference 2025. To help expedite matters, we kindly ask that you follow these steps: Complete your event online Registration as soon as possible if you intend to attend this event. Please provide sufficient and accurate information when registering to assist in supporting your visa application. Upon approval of your event registration through the ICAO website, you will receive an email from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar with detailed visa information and instructions. If you have not received a response after one week, for any visa-related inquiries, please contact: FALC25. DOHA@caa.gov.qa.
The official currency of Qatar is the Qatari Riyal (QAR). The Riyals are subdivided into 100 dirhams. Official Rates:
1 USD = 3.64 QAR
1 EUR = 3.88 QAR
1 GBP = 4.73 QAR
Qatar's banking sector features major local banks like QNB, CBQ, Dukhan Bank, and Doha Bank, alongside international banks, ATMs are widely available and support international cards, typically dispensing Qatari Riyals. Credit and debit cards, especially Visa and MasterCard, are widely ac-cepted in commercial establishments. International money transfers are common, with competi-tive rates but varying fees. Banks generally operate Sunday to Thursday, with hours from 7:30 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM, though this varies by bank and branch. Some banks offer limited weekend services in malls and tourist areas.