Doha skyline


enjoy live music, try a traditional Arab meal or just sip a sweet mint tea while watching the world go by. Within the main souq, the Gold Souq is a


must-see for jewellery-lovers, while falcon stores offer an insight into how important the sport of falconry still is in Qatar. First introduced to the country by Bedouin tribes the sport is so well-respected that good hunting birds can be sold for millions of pounds. Doha’s lavish hotels are among the finest in the world and offer fabulous dining. The Four Seasons Hotel Doha is home to the world’s largest Nobu, while the St Regis Doha boasts glittering opulence as well as brunch spot Gordon Ramsay Mediterranean and world-renowned eatery Hakkasan. The magnificent Marsa Malaz Kempinski is the only hotel on the spectacular man- made island The Pearl, while the Grand Hyatt is ideal for relaxation with its own 400m private beach and indoor and outdoor pools. Qatar’s charms combine to create one


perfect stopover destination, which is easy to enjoy in just 24 hours.


Museum of Islamic Art


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