You can complete this itinerary in any order, depending on the arrival and departure times of your flights.

You can park your vehicle here - it's near to all sights and attraction of Doha Old Town.

The Pearl Monument in Doha, Qatar, is a striking and unique architectural structure. Located near the shore of the Persian Gulf, the monument pays tribute to two pearl diving families that once dominated life in Qatar.
Built from white limestone with geometric patterns carved into its facade, the Pearl Monument is an impressive sight. It stands 32 meters (105 ft) tall and is topped with a golden orb meant to symbolize a pearl. The building's interior is equally stunning: visitors can walk up through a spiral staircase surrounded by beautiful stained-glass windows to reach an observation deck at the top of the dome.

The Msheireb Museums are situated in the beating heart of Downtown Doha, and honour four remarkable heritage houses that serve as important reminders of Qatar's national history. These museums enrich our understanding of how culture has evolved in Qatar while creating a safe space for visitors to connect with their past and envision their future. Come explore Msheireb Museums – where stories from long ago meet conversations about what will come!

If you want to enjoy the atmosphere of the Arab East - go to Souq Waqif.
The Souq Waqif has several sections, like an open-air market area where vendors sell fruit and vegetables, meat and fish, clothing, spices and other food items. Smaller alleys are also lined with small stalls filled with clothes, souvenirs and handcrafts. The souk also hosts a number of shops offering antiques things.

Pick up your car and go to the next sights of Doha.

Park your vehicle here.

A sojourn to Doha is incomplete without a visit to the renowned Museum of Islamic Art. Immerse yourself with one of the world's most diverse collections of Islamic art, showcasing masterpieces from all corners of this globe that exemplify what makes up its unique heritage.

MIA Café is the perfect spot to escape, offering light bites and delicious treats, all in an atmosphere of tranquillity with a modern twist. Experience traditional hospitality combined with Philippe Starck’s stylish interior design within the Atrium of The Museum of Islamic Art for an unforgettable dining experience.

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The Corniche View Point Offers the chance to see Doha in all its glory, from the sea. The area itself is a popular sightseeing destination and provides panoramic views of Doha, as well as being a place for locals to socialize.
Just observe it from the car - it's a stunning view from this embankment.

As the tallest monument in Qatar, the Al Wahda Arches (also known as 5th June Arch) is a visually stunning pair of 20° inclined steel arches. It has been esteemed with an International Design Award and 2018 ENR Global Best Project award for its transformative design. The immersing public artwork captivates viewers with its cable net structure - a tribute to Qatar's pearl diving culture - made up of 54 large nine-ton steel components that are clad in Limra Limestone from Turkey.

The Katara Cultural Village is a centre for culture, heritage and art. In addition to several museums and cultural exhibits, it also includes an amphitheatre where musical performances are held. The entire village was designed by renowned architect Ibrahim Jaidah based on Arabic architecture.
If you are eager to know more about Qatar, this is the place to be.
The Katara Cultural Village is a very popular tourist attraction in Qatar. It hosts many festivals throughout the year, including the Doha Tribeca Film Festival, which has become quite famous worldwide. Apart from cultural events, there are also archaeological sites located within the village that attract tourists from different parts of the world.

Mini Venezia is a serene, picturesque neighbourhood that blends Venetian grace with Arabian style. From its delicate pastel-colored structures to its intricate canals and pedestrian piazzas, this exclusive community embodies Qatar's very own miniature ode to Venice.

You can park your vehicle here.

Boasting of its old-style setting, Basta Qatar is one of the greatest restaurants in all of Qatar. Those who visit here can enjoy delectable Qatari food prepared with traditional recipes while immersing themselves in an authentic atmosphere. Fattoush, Meat Samosa, Balait and Doha Salad are some must-try dishes that have been tantalizing taste buds for centuries! Whether you're a traveller looking to get a taste of local culture or simply seeking out your next delicious meal - Basta Qatar is certain to delight.

The best and most modern views of Doha open from the waterfront area called the Pearl of Qatar.
Here your acquaintance with Doha, a large Arab metropolis, ends. Be sure to take a walk along the night promenade, take a cocktail and just look into the distance into the lights of neighbouring skyscrapers.