The Doha Corniche stretches serenely for seven kilometers along the glistening Arabian Gulf, gracing Qatar's capital with a vibrant crescent of leisure and allure. Towering palms whisper secrets to the gentle breeze, while sleek dhows bobbing on the turquoise waters paint a scene of timeless enchantment. Modern marvels like the Museum of Islamic Art and the pyramid-shaped Sheraton stand sentinel over manicured lawns and bustling cafés, their reflections dancing in the sunlit waves. As dusk descends, the city's skyline erupts in a symphony of light, casting a mesmerizing glow on the Corniche's winding path. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll, a romantic dhow ride, or simply a spot to soak in the city's magic, the Doha Corniche offers an unforgettable experience that's quintessentially Qatar.
(Find links to more areas in Doha, at the end of the page!)
Your guide to the Corniche highlights starts here – delve into these exciting choices:
Please note: Explore further details by clicking on the title for an external website. Prior to planning your visit, we recommend checking opening times and prices, as this information is subject to change.
Qatar national museum Now this one we love! Journey through Qatar's rich history and culture at this immersive museum. Interactive exhibits bring stories to life, from ancient civilizations to modern advancements. Get to know the soul of Qatar through its heritage and traditions. (Qatar national Museum, is more of fav of ours with kids)
Museum of Islamic Art Step into a world of breathtaking beauty at this iconic museum. Witness centuries-old manuscripts, intricate carpets, and stunning ceramics from across the Islamic world. Marvel at the museum's architecture, designed by I.M. Pei, a masterpiece in itself.
Flag plaza: The site houses 119 flags representing nations with diplomatic missions in Qatar, as well as the European flag, the United Nations flag and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) flag
Flag Plaza Corniche
Souq Waif - Experience the traditional Qatari market with its vibrant atmosphere, spices, and handicrafts.
Fanar Embark on a journey of cultural understanding at this center. Learn about Qatari Islamic traditions, customs, and architecture through interactive exhibits and captivating storytelling.
Al bidda park (Up until march 2024, expo will be held here)
Set amongst the beautiful sweeping lawns and beds bursting with flowers there are a number of main attractions, at the moment the expo 2024 is held here! Definitely worth a visit, and worth exploring.
Mina District The old Doha port is far from boring these colourful builds is home to a variety of food and beverage establishments, retail stores, and pharmacies. It has over 50 cafés and restaurants,
Dadu Gardens This children’s Museum of Qatar, encourages all types of play to support and enhance children's learning.
Dhow boats: Dhows are an important part of Qatari culture, they are docked along Doha Corniche. The rates start anywhere from QR 20-25 per person and may vary if you're going as a group. Do showcase your bargaining skills if it's your first time on a dhow. You can do the cruise any time of the day or night, but sunset time is something to check out to make the most of the golden-hour
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