Our accredited guide will pick you from the hotel, airport or any place in Doha you mention at the time of booking. You will be welcomed by our guide with traditional Arabic tea (Qahwa) along with dates. Then you will be taken to Mina district. Mina is an Arabic word means port; The old Doha port has a park now called Box Park. Along with the park colorful containers like boxes. These boxes(containers) have multiple offices for water activities at Doha port to rent private yachts and boats. Some of the containers have sitting areas with chairs & tables, which are air conditioned with a floor air conditioning system. Where you can spend time with friends & family and can enjoy your meals there. After that you will visit the colorful buildings in Mina district and the fish market. Then you will be taken to the new Doha port by car, where you can take pictures with skyscraper and the New Doha port. Doha port terminal welcomes cruise ships which you can see if one is there at that time.

The National Museum of Qatar (NMOQ) is a striking cultural institution located in Doha, Qatar. Designed by renowned French architect Jean Nouvel, the museum opened in March 2019 and is one of the most notable landmarks in the city. Its design and exhibitions reflect Qatar's rich history, culture, and ambitions for the future. The building’s design is inspired by the desert rose crystal; a unique mineral formation found in the Qatari deserts. The structure features interlocking discs that create a dynamic and organic form. The architecture integrates traditional and modern elements, blending into the surrounding landscape while also symbolizing the rapid development of Qatar. The museum's layout and design make it a captivating experience for visitors, with fluid, curved spaces that guide you through the exhibits. You will be taken by car and can take pictures there to have a memory and life experience at one of the best places in Doha.

The Corniche in Doha, Qatar, is a waterfront promenade that stretches along the coast of the Arabian Gulf. It's one of the most popular places for both locals and visitors to enjoy the views of the city’s skyline and the sea. The Corniche is often lined with palm trees, parks, and benches, making it a great spot for walking, jogging, or simply relaxing. At the corniche promenade you will see the Flag Plaza, the parliament, old MOI (Ministry of interior) building which is a 5-star hotel now. Orry The Oryx Sculpture, the antelope mascot of the 2006 Asian Games. Qatar National Theatre, General Post Office and its relation to pigeons, Skyscraper, Grand Sheraton Hotel, Dallah the traditional coffee pot, diplomatic area, beaches in west bay, one of Royal residence where a palace had been built for King Charles & Princess Diana in 1986 on their visit to Qatar. 5/6 park in the shape of Qatar's map and inspired by the human fingerprint.

Katara Cultural Village is a prominent cultural complex in Doha, Qatar. It serves as a hub for art, culture, and heritage in the country, providing a space for both local and international artists, performers, and audiences to come together. Inside Katara you will see the man-made hills as Qatar is one of the flattest countries after Maldives. So, these man-made hills with lush greenery and wooden hut rooms of a 5-star hotel. You will see buildings with colorful paintings by different artists around the globe. A beach with huts and water activities, restaurants and Al Thuraya Planetarium. The famous Pigeon towers, blue mosque or Katara masjid designed by the female architecture. The first female to design the mosques. Amphitheatre a crafted balance between the Greek theatre concept and the everlasting Islamic features. Dancing fountains, Gandhi's three monkeys by Subodh Gupta composed of cooking pots, used pails, lunch boxes and bowls. "Batoola" the face mask for women in the past.

The Pearl-Qatar is a luxurious, man-made island development located in Doha, Qatar. It is one of the most iconic and prestigious projects in the city, showcasing high-end residential areas, commercial spaces, and leisure destinations. he Pearl-Qatar was developed by United Development Company (UDC), and its design draws inspiration from Mediterranean-style architecture. The island spans around 4 million square meters and includes several unique features, such as marinas, luxurious residences, high-end retail outlets, and five-star hotels. The Pearl-Qatar is a haven for yacht enthusiasts, with multiple marinas catering to both luxury yachts and smaller boats. There are several waterfront promenades, allowing visitors to stroll by the docks or dine in restaurants with stunning views of the yachts. Efforts have been made to ensure The Pearl is a sustainable development, with green spaces, energy-efficient buildings, and water conservation initiatives.

The Qanat Quartier is a vibrant and picturesque neighborhood in The Pearl-Qatar, an artificial island development in Doha, Qatar. This area is known for its distinctive Mediterranean-inspired architecture, featuring colorful Venetian-style buildings, narrow pedestrian streets, and scenic canals that resemble the famous canals of Venice. The development was designed to offer a unique, European-style atmosphere in the heart of Doha. The buildings in Qanat Quartier are designed to resemble traditional Venetian townhouses, with pastel-colored facades, ornate balconies, and decorative features. The canals running through Qanat Quartier, with pedestrian bridges crossing over them, add to the charm and create a pleasant atmosphere, reminiscent of Venice’s famous waterways. It is ideal for those who enjoy outdoor cafes, waterfront views, and a quieter, more picturesque environment compared to other bustling parts of Doha.

Souq Waqif is a vibrant traditional market in the heart of Doha, Qatar. Its name means “Standing Market,” reflecting its long history and cultural significance. Carefully restored to preserve its heritage, the souq features traditional mudbrick buildings, narrow alleyways, and a lively authentic atmosphere. During your visit, you will explore traditional shops selling spices, souvenirs, handmade bags, Oud and Bakhoor, and unique landmarks such as Le Pouce (The Thumb) architecture, the historic Bismilla Hotel, and traditional wind towers used for natural ventilation. You will also visit the Falcon Souq and Falcon Hospital, see dormitory camels gifted by the Sultan of Oman to Qatar, and much more. The experience is enriched with a stop at a local Qatari restaurant, where you can enjoy authentic dishes such as machboos, harees, or grilled meats, offering a true taste of Qatari cuisine, all explained by our professional tour guides for an unforgettable cultural journey.

Villaggio Mall in Doha is a one-of-a-kind shopping and leisure destination inspired by the charm of Venice. Its most iconic feature is the indoor canal, where visitors can enjoy a *free gondola ride* beneath a painted sky, passing elegant bridges and Venetian-style facades. The mall offers a blend of luxury brands, popular fashion stores, and a wide range of dining options. With attractions such as an indoor theme park, ice rink, and cinema, Villaggio combines shopping, entertainment, and a romantic atmosphere for a truly memorable experience.