The perfect place to start your day in Qatar is at Souq Waqif, a traditional Qatari market. Walk through the narrow alleyways and take in the sights and sounds of the bustling market. You can find traditional handcrafted items, spices, perfumes, and textiles. Try some Qatari coffee or tea and indulge in street food breakfast while experiencing the heritage of the country.
Next up is the Museum of Islamic Art, located on the Doha waterfront. The museum is home to an extensive collection of Islamic art from around the world including ceramics, textiles, and glass. Spend a relaxed time traversing the galleries filled with exceptional Islamic treasures and experience the language of art which transcends borders of cultures and religions.
Inspired by the French Riviera, the Pearl is a man-made island on the west coast of Qatar and provides an experience of luxurious living. Enjoy cafes, fine dining and shopping, and stroll around the glittering marinas and pools.
Katara Cultural Village provides an authentic insight into Arab arts and culture. The village is home to theaters, galleries, and performance art centers that showcase performances and art exhibitions throughout the year. Get to know more about Qatari's culture and enjoy shopping, dining, and the picturesque views of the sea.
End the day at one of Qatar's most incredible parks, Aspire Park. Covering more than 88 hectares, Aspire park provides a respite from the city's hustle-bustle and offers breath-taking floral gardens, vast green spaces, a lake, and play areas along with cafes to relax.
If you happen to have extra time, you may visit the National Museum of Qatar or the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Althani Museum where you can learn more about Qatar's heritage and culture. In case you have less time, prioritize the top-most places in the itinerary, or spend the entire afternoon at the beautiful Aspire Park.