Doha would be the paradise of shoppers as Qatar is a tax-free country. One of the most famous souqs in Qatar is Gold Souq where you will find exclusive variety of gold at amazing prices. Unlike the extravagant malls here, the souqs in Qatar are vibrant and offers the most unique and traditional things which you won’t find anywhere else. If you love dainty gold pieces as well as heavy ornaments then, Gold Souq is the place for you. You can choose any of the two malls of your choice and one of the traditional markets to check your bargaining skill. You will have plenty of options shopping in the modern fashion malls such as VILLAGIO - It's Venetian-styled interiors combined with an astonishing range of shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. CITY CENTRE Mall provides a wide variety of famous international, regional, and local retail brands and services, spread across the five floors, Mall of Qatar, the biggest mall in Qatar.

Katara was built to epitomize traditional Qatari architecture. Katara's design makes it a proper environment for cultural, creative, intellectual, and artistic activities through carnivals, social events, symposiums, exhibitions, concerts, and all kinds of artistic expressions. The entire Katara complex is built in a fusion of oriental architectural and retro-romantic style, different from most of Doha's charming new cultural buildings elsewhere in the city. Overlooking the shining blue sea, The Katara Amphitheatre is an architectural beauty created as a fusion of the perpetual Islamic features and classical Greek theatre concept. The Opera House offers a luxurious cultural experience with a blend of Oriental and late Victorian architectural styles, resultant from European 19th-century models and conventional Islamic design. – Outdoor airconditioned commercial Katara Plaza Mall. The Golden Mosque is quite popular for its architecture and location. The Katara Mosque, sometimes referred to as the Blue Mosque of Katara, is a very intricate and beautiful mosque in Qatar. Katara Art Center acts as a hub for emerging cultural communities.

Discover the charm of Doha in this guided tour where you visit the many attractions in this fast-changing city, which is a fascinating blend of the traditional and modern. Breathing in the spice scented air at Souq Waqif and catch a glimpse of the falcons at the falcon shops. Visit The Pearl-Qatar, an artificial island spanning nearly four million square meters, and the high-end shops along the Porto Arabia Boardwalk. Visit Katara cultural village. Katara is where the grace of the past meets the splendor of the future. You will be enchanted.

The Pearl, the most glamorous address in Qatar, is located on these artificial islands, almost four million square meters of residential and commercial space. It is also home to over 30 of the world's most renowned restaurants and cafés: Katara Village is the site of many cultural activities, including art exhibitions, films, operas, orchestras, and festivals. They Built to replicate a traditional Qatari village with a few twists thrown. Be sure to visit the Roman amphitheater and test the amplifying acoustics by standing in the middle of the stage and speaking in a normal voice. Grand Mosque is an excellent mixture of the modern and old culture. Souq Waqif – the vertical or heritage market, where you can check your bargaining skill for souvenirs, traditional garments, spices, handicrafts, jewelry, etc., with many restaurants and cafes, makes your evening walk memorable. The museum of Islamic Art consists of the most comprehensive collections of Islamic Art in the world, bringing up the Islamic heritage from every part of the globe. A variety of textures and materials, including wood and stone, have created a unique environment for the museum’s stunning collections.National Museum ,the museum makes a dramatic addition to the Doha landscape; with its curved disks, intersections, and cantilevered angles — all inspired by the local desert rose. This unique building embraces the newly restored Palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al-Thani, which itself represents the heart of Qatari national identity.