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A perfect day in Doha

From unlikely beginnings...

Qatar’s capital, a former pearling and fishing community, has matured into a metropolitan city, complete with opulent shopping, high quality service and bay views.
Read more… 05 August 2011

Qatar’s culture heartbeat, if you can find it

Doha

The new cultural village of Katara has options for families, foodies and patrons of the arts.
Read more… 04 August 2011

Souq Waqif, Doha’s resilient, labyrinthine market

Bakery in Souq Waqif

A harbour trading post that fell into disrepair, this historic souq is back and better than ever.
Read more… 03 August 2011

Watching football in Qatar

football match in Doha

Before the country is overrun by the 2022 World Cup, experience a local Qatari football match, with no jumbo TV screens and no half-time entertainment.
Read more… 02 August 2011

The dunes of Qatar

Sea of sand

The desert outside of Doha is filled with action.
01 August 2011

The local side of Qatar’s capital

Al Corniche

Doha has relatively few tourist attractions, so get the most out of the city by tapping into the lifestyles of the expats and residents.
Read more… 01 August 2011

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