Things to do in Doha

The museum is so visually iconic that seeing it up close and exploring it is a treat in itself. The exhibits are highly engaging - from immersive screens and sound to interaction corners for kids and families. getting to learn about Qatar and what kind of country it is beyond the beautiful modern luxury cities that we know of now, was truly insightful and inspiring. the Royal Residences were also nice to walk through but nothing major in wow or opulence in that experience.

It was awesome! our guide Mudabir was awesome..and very helpful. He takes great photos and videos. id definitely want to do this again! it was so worth it.

This time, I took advantage of my layover to join the tour. We met at 3 PM and were back at the meeting point around 7:30 PM, so even with a short stay, I was able to enjoy it thoroughly. Our tour guide, Anwar, was very kind and took many photos for me. Since I was traveling alone, it was difficult to take pictures of myself, so I was very happy that he actively offered to take them. Thanks to him, I have many wonderful memories.

from lusiel metro you can order karwa taxi which it’ll save you money..entrance fee worth every penny,, & locker you’ll rent it (Small30 qr & big40qr) prices of food are reasonable also worth to visit .. even the queue bit long but it was moving fast.. staff are super friendly .. totally recommend

a beautiful and I iconic building with stunning views of the Qatari coastline. inside houses a gently curated collection of Islam’s journey through their arts in architecture, sciences, language, religion, and craftsmanship. showing the wide range and breadth of Islamic culture throughout the world from Spain to Indonesia, one can see the visual canon of influences Islamic art has had on the world.

Very nice tour with family. Our guide Salman was very helpful and kind.

A very fun and interesting and great experience. I highly recommend it as it’s really different to Dubai. Khan is a good tour guide too so that’s great.