Hangout spots in Qatar
Qatar is known world-wide for its beautiful architectural murals, museums, sustainable cities and amazing skyline views. Apart from spending your weekends at a mall in Qatar, there's many places to venture off to in this vibrant country.
Following are some of the hangout spots you can visit in Qatar:
Msheireb Downtown
Msheireb Downtown Doha is unquestionably one of Qatar's hotspots. You can enjoy a variety of dining establishments, coffee shops, a brand-new mall, art galleries, and much more there.
It is the first fully constructed smart and sustainable city area in the world and a new center for business, pleasure, and habitation. Msheireb Downtown Doha offers a tram service making it very easy for visitors to commute within the area. The different things visitors can do here are visit unique cafés, dine, shop and admire amazing art installations.
Katara Cultural Village
The Katara Cultural Village, a magnificent historical destination that is home to a theater, gardens, two exquisite mosques, numerous art galleries, and much more, is a location that truly highlights the diverse culture of Qatar. In the evenings, one can explore Qatar's fascinating history or go to one of the nearby restaurants for a lively lunch here. The Katara Cultural Village, a location that transports visitors to Doha's past, shows how the city evolved from its humble beginnings to become what it is today.
Things that visitors can do here are have a scrumptious meal at Tasty street, visit the many restaurants situated here, enjoy beach vibes at Katara beach, indulge in admiring the artworks at the art galleries and much more.
The Pearl, Qatar
A man-made island called The Pearl Qatar is located close to Doha's upscale West Bay neighborhood. The region offers an opulent shopping experience with top-tier designer stores and showrooms, as well as marinas dotted with yachts in the Mediterranean style, residential towers, villas, restaurants to dine at and hotels. The Island is also home to contemporary food establishments, offering everything from mouthwatering ice cream to five-star culinary experiences. It also distinguishes out for its numerous planted gardens and pedestrian-friendly squares and plazas.
Souq Waqif
A market called Souq Waqif is located in Doha, Qatar. Traditional clothing, spices, handicrafts, and mementos are all sold at the souq. Restaurants and Shisha lounges can be found there as well. The original structure was constructed in the typical Qatari architectural style, at least as far back as the 20th Century.
Tourists and residents should prioritize visiting Souq Waqif because of its picturesque passageways and opportunity to bargain. The Souq Waqif Art Centre, however, is also located there and is open to the public for free. The walls are covered with a variety of artwork, and if you're lucky, you might catch one of the resident artists at work.
This place makes for the perfect hangout spot in Qatar, as visitors can feast their eyes to gorgeous Arabian architecture, scrumptious dining options and much more.
Souq Al Wakrah
Souq Wakra similar to Souq Waqif is one of the most scenic locations, and offers guests a variety of leisure opportunities. People can shop, eat, and have an eventful time with their family and friends at this market, which was modeled after the old ideal of traditional marketplaces in Qatar. It differs significantly from any other mall or market seen in the Middle East. Families can enjoy the seaside promenade on one side and the shops and restaurants on the other when going out.
There are so many small stores selling everything from metal objects to décor, jewelry, dates, bags, and much more. Some of the more expensive products that may be purchased at the market are hookahs, hookahs, carpets, and Dallah coffee pots made by Bedouin weavers. Every year, the market plays host to the Spring Festival, which draws numerous visitors from all over the world. People visit the promenade by the water in addition to the event.
MIA Park
A country like Qatar, which has many parks, ensures that one is constantly surrounded by views of lush greenery that is calming to the mind. The Museum of Islamic Arts Park is one such park that will leave you in awe at every glimpse you take. Even though you've visited this park countless times, you always feel as though you missed something the last time. You can always expect a surprise at this park. It is situated next to the Doha waterfront promenade's Museum of Islamic Arts.
As you enter the park, a wide range of trees, plants, and beautiful green views welcome you before introducing you to an amazing perspective of the Doha Skyline. You can also grab a quick bite from the food trucks or the cafes and restaurants in the park, while you enjoy the mesmerising view of Doha's skyline.
Aspire Zone
After a long day of shopping at the nearby Villaggio and Hyatt Plaza malls, Aspire Park can be a relaxing retreat. The park not only provides green space for a pleasant stroll or jog, but it also features a sizable lake with aquatic species, adding another touch of nature for guests to enjoy. Cafés and greenery also enhance the park's aesthetic appeal making it the best park to hang out at. There are a variety of food trucks and cafes as well.
Lusail Marina Promenade
This area is frequently utilized for cycling, walking, jogging, and other forms of exercise because of the palm trees lining the pedestrian walkway. The city of Lusail, which is near to the Doha Corniche, is growing in popularity as a destination for tourists who want to relax or participate in thrilling activities. Additionally, located close to the promenade is the Lusail Marina food arena that has a variety of food trucks that offer drive thru services as well, thus making it a delightful evening.
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