The capital, the main settlement of Qatar, where 50% of the country's inhabitants live. In the XIX century, the city was one of the most important ports of the British Empire. After the discovery of oil and gas fields, a rich and modern metropolis with parks, skyscrapers, shopping malls, magnificent hotels and well-groomed embankments grew up on the site of a nondescript town.

Located in Doha, it is an outstanding example of modern architecture, which perfectly fits into the urban landscape of the capital. There are about 10 thousand exhibits in the museum collections, including ancient manuscripts of the Koran, modern creations of Islamic artists, rare books. The building was built in 2007 by the American architect Vignoli.

It stretches for several kilometers along the Persian Gulf and is a favorite place for tourists and locals to walk. The embankment starts at the Sheraton Hotel and ends at the Marriott Hotel. Prestigious apartments, administrative buildings, cultural facilities and park areas are located here.

A miracle of modern architecture, the tallest tower in the capital. The structure is built in the form of a torch topped with interlacing steel ovals. The height of the tower is almost 318 meters. Offices, a hotel, a swimming pool, a sports museum and commercial premises are located on 36 floors. The Espair Tower was erected in honor of the 2006 Asian Games held in Qatar.

Part of Qatar's historical heritage and one of the country's most important cultural sites. This structure of the early XX century, which was used as a coast guard post until the 80s. The fort repeats the style of traditional architecture of the Arabian Peninsula - it has a concise and practical design, thick walls, round crenellated towers on the sides.

Another historical monument, used as a police facility and prison during the Turkish occupation. After the Arab authorities came to power, the fortress ceased to be used due to the end of hostilities. In 1978, after a large-scale reconstruction, a museum was opened here, where products of national Qatari crafts are exhibited.

It is located 25 kilometers from the city of Doha. It is a small structure built in the middle of the desert on the shore of the azure waters of the Persian Gulf. There is also a recently restored small mosque. The fort is not always open, it is possible to enter there only if one of the attendants opens the door.

A traditional Arab bazaar where everything is sold: exotic birds, carpets, jewelry, spices, clothes, weapons, furniture, souvenirs. The stone streets of the market are periodically patrolled by mounted police in arafats and caftans, which adds an additional flavor to the place. There are also many restaurants hidden here, where locals meet to smoke hookah.

It was created with the assistance of Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani in order to introduce tourists to the history and cultural heritage of the country. The village is included in all tourist routes. On its territory there are exhibition galleries, theaters, shops with local pearls, there is even a well-maintained beach.

An artificial island where luxury apartments, private villas and expensive hotels are built. The island can accommodate up to 40,000 thousand people, the total area is 4 km2., the length is 32 km. This is a very ambitious project created to attract funds from local and foreign investors. It promotes the popularization and raising the prestige of Qatar.