Qatar is a country where tradition meets modernity. Between the futuristic skyline of Doha, historic souqs and desert landscapes, every visit is an encounter with contrasts. Food, art and cultural sites enrich the experience, making Qatar a fascinating stop in the Middle East for curious and independent travellers.
The 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum is one of the attractions built for the FIFA World Cup hosted by Qatar in 2022, among the eight world-class stadiums and a brand new metro …
Doha, the capital of Qatar, is a blend of modernity and tradition. The city has a lot to offer, from sky-touching skyscrapers to traditional souqs. One of the best ways …
Katara Cultural Village is a beautiful neighbourhood in the Katara area of Doha. The complex features traditional architecture style and offers many museums, galleries, theatres, and other cultural attractions showcasing …
Msheireb Museums is a group of four historical houses situated in downtown Doha. These houses are Mohammed Bin Jassim House, Company House, Radwani House, and Bin Jelmood House. Every house …
The National Museum of Qatar, one of the most frequented destinations in Doha, often shortened to NMoQ, is an architectural marvel designed by Jean Nouvel. Its exterior resembles a desert rose, with interlocking …
Qatar may be known more for its oil wealth and futuristic cityscapes, but the country has a softer feline side, too, as you can meet a lot of cats everywhere. From …