Discovering Qatar and its Wonders

Katara is the cultural center of Qatar, here we enter the blue mosque, La Fayette galleries, the amphitheater, the golden mosque, various local and international restaurants, sculptures, Katara hills, etc.

The Pearl-Qatar is an artificial island on the shore of Doha's famous West Bay district, with Mediterranean-style marinas filled with yachts, residential buildings, chalets and hotels, as well as offering a luxury shopping experience in its boutiques and haute couture designer showrooms. The island is also home to modern dining venues, from cooling ice cream parlors to five-star dining experiences.

dings and some of the tallest skyscrapers in Doha.

The Souq Waqif represents the ancient part of Qatar, built at the end of the 19th century and was a very important point for the Pearl trade among other activities. Here we will explore the market in all its splendor, we will visit the camels and horses of the Emir's guard, the falcon center, among others, here we will test the skill of a good businessman in the local craft markets or quietly enjoy the delicious food local in one of the many restaurants found here.

The Corniche used to be an empty stretch where the only visible building was the Sheraton. Now it is a 7-kilometer promenade where we can appreciate the panoramic view of the city, the Amiri Diwan, the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA), the Pearl Museum, among others.