Qatar is a vibrant hub for arts, culture, design, architecture, and other creative industries. This cultural guide shares a snapshot of the culture, heritage, and countless attractions on offer across the country, and hope you will take the time to explore and experience as many of them as possible.
MIA (Museum of Islamic Art) Park is just north of Souq Waqif on the far side of the Corniche, Doha’s seafront highway. It is a beautiful and extensive landscaped green space beside the water, with terrific views across to West Bay. The park...
The 2023 Tasweer Photo Festival (March 17–May 20, 2023) is the second biennial program of exhibitions and awards, along with commissions, collaborations, presentations, and workshops intended to amplify diverse practices and dialogues...
The north coast of Qatar has a particularly rich heritage. Evidence for this exists in the form of several fascinating archaeological sites and numerous heritage villages, houses, forts and palaces. The north is one of the most...
These two districts are the heart of Downtown Doha. Msheireb is the world’s first purposebuilt smart and sustainable city district. Constructed between 2010–2021, it blends the best of Qatar’s architectural heritage with modern design....
