After 5 days in Oman, it was time to visit my country number 98—Qatar! Most people know Doha for the giant yellow teddy bear at Hamad International Airport, but there is so much more to explore beyond the airport. This 3-day Doha itinerary covers the city’s must-see attractions, making it perfect for first-time visitors.
Qatar, a small yet influential country on the Arabian Peninsula, is known for its remarkable blend of tradition and modernity. Bordered by Saudi Arabia and surrounded by the Persian Gulf, Qatar has rapidly transformed from a pearl-diving hub into one of the wealthiest nations in the world, thanks to its vast natural gas and oil reserves.
The capital city, Doha, is a vibrant metropolis that perfectly reflects this evolution. Towering skyscrapers line the West Bay skyline, while cultural gems like the Museum of Islamic Art and the bustling Souq Waqif showcase the country’s rich heritage. Doha is also recognized as a global hub for business, sports, and culture, having hosted major events like the FIFA World Cup 2022. With its luxurious hotels, world-class dining, and stunning desert landscapes, Qatar offers travelers a dynamic experience that seamlessly combines Arabian traditions with futuristic innovation.
Know before you go to Doha
For accommodation, I recommend using booking.com and sorting with price, then consider the ones with highest reviews plus within 1km of centre. Below I researched and named the best ones with this filter (at the time of writing)
For tours, I recommend using get your guide and walking tours available in most places.
- Why you should go: Doha offers a stunning mix of modern architecture, rich cultural heritage, and Arabian hospitality. From futuristic skylines to traditional souqs, there’s something for every traveler.
- Don’t miss: Katara Cultural Village, The Pearl, and Souq Waqif or Museum if you’re into that
- Best way to get around: Taxis, Uber, and the Doha Metro are efficient ways to navigate the city. (read FAQs below)
- Best time to go: November to March when the weather is cooler and ideal for sightseeing.
- Insider travel tips: Dress modestly, especially when visiting cultural and religious sites. Always carry water due to the desert climate.
- Weekend highlights: Indulge in local markets, explore museums, and relax along the Corniche waterfront.
- Download: Uber, Karwa Taxi, and Doha Metro apps for easy transportation.
3 days in Doha itinerary
Day 1: Modern Marvels and Coastal Escapes
Morning
Breakfast at The Pearl-Qatar
Begin your day with a breakfast at one of the waterfront cafés on The Pearl-Qatar, a stunning man-made island. Located in the heart of the Arabian Gulf, The Pearl-Qatar is known for its luxurious residences, shopping, and dining options. Whether you’re sipping on coffee or indulging in freshly baked pastries, the views of the marina and surrounding islands make this an idyllic spot to start your day.
The Pearl and Qanat Quartier
Take time to explore the vibrant Qanat Quartier in The Pearl-Qatar. Known for its charming canals and pastel-colored buildings, this picturesque area evokes the spirit of Venice with its bridges and gondola-like boats. Wander the streets, stop by the shops, or simply admire the stunning views of the sea and city skyline. This peaceful area is perfect for a leisurely stroll before it gets super hot or before heading into the lunch.
Afternoon
Katara Cultural Village
The best way to get from The Pearl Island to Katara Cultural Village without a car is to taxi which takes 7 min and costs $2 – $3.
After breakfast, head to Katara Cultural Village, an artistic gem that beautifully blends culture, history, and modernity. This sprawling complex is home to galleries showcasing Qatari and Middle Eastern art, an impressive amphitheater that hosts cultural performances, and vibrant beachfront views. Wander through the galleries, enjoy the architecture, and perhaps catch a performance or an art exhibition to immerse yourself in Qatar’s rich cultural scene.
Lunch at Boho Social: For lunch, enjoy a relaxed meal at Boho Social, a trendy restaurant located in Katara Cultural Village with views of Katara Beach. The eclectic menu draws inspiration from global cuisine, offering unique dishes that are perfect for sharing with friends or fellow travelers. Whether you’re in the mood for sushi, Mediterranean tapas, or vibrant salads, you’ll find plenty of delicious options while soaking in the relaxed coastal atmosphere.
Evening
Dinner at Nobu Doha
Treat yourself to an unforgettable dining experience at Nobu Doha, located in the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel. As the largest Nobu restaurant in the world, this venue combines breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf with the renowned Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine that the brand is known for. Savor signature dishes like Black Cod Miso, Yellowtail Jalapeño, and a wide selection of sushi and sashimi.
Evening – Alternate Option: Explore Lusail City
Instead of heading to Nobu, you can explore the futuristic Lusail City, which is only a short drive from central Doha. Begin by visiting the Lusail Night Market, where you can experience a vibrant atmosphere, enjoy street food, and shop for unique local products.
Take a leisurely walk around the Lusail Marina Promenade, a beautifully designed waterfront area with cafes, restaurants, shops, and stunning views of the skyline and marina. Stop by the Headband Sculpture, which is a public art installation located in Lusail City, Qatar. Don’t miss the architectural marvel of the Katara Towers, twin towers designed to represent a traditional Arabic sword. These towers symbolize Qatar’s rich heritage while adding a modern touch to the city’s skyline. The atmosphere around Lusail is modern, sleek, and perfect for those who enjoy a blend of art, culture, and futuristic design.
Nightlife: For those looking to enjoy a nightcap, head to Infinity Rooftop Lounge at Alwadi Hotel. Known for its stunning panoramic views of the city and Gulf, it’s an ideal spot to relax with a cocktail or a glass of wine. Whether you’re unwinding after a busy day or mingling with other travellers, this rooftop bar offers a chic and laid-back atmosphere perfect for evening socialising.
Day 2: Discover Doha’s Culture and Heritage
Morning
Breakfast with a View at IDAM
Start your second day with a luxurious breakfast at IDAM, a fine dining restaurant located inside the Museum of Islamic Art. With sweeping views of Doha skyline and harbor, this spot offers an unparalleled breakfast experience. Indulge in a traditional Qatari breakfast, including dishes like balaleet (sweet vermicelli topped with eggs) and khobez bread, all while enjoying the breathtaking architecture and the serene ambiance of the museum.
Museum of Islamic Art
After breakfast, explore the iconic national Museum of Islamic Art, which houses one of the world’s most important collections of Islamic art. Designed by the legendary architect I.M. Pei, the museum itself is a work of art, blending modernity and tradition. Wander through its vast collection of textiles, ceramics, manuscripts, and artifacts that span over 1,400 years of Islamic history, showcasing the richness and diversity of Islamic culture.
Alternative option, after breakfast visit National Museum of Qatar, an architectural masterpiece designed by Jean Nouvel. The museum offers immersive exhibits that tell the story of Qatar’s rich history, from its Bedouin roots to its modern development. Afterward, visit the Qatar National Library, a stunning space blending culture and knowledge. Explore rare manuscripts, historical archives, and relax in its contemporary reading areas—perfect for those seeking a quieter, culturally enriching experience.
Afternoon
Lunch at Souq Waqif
Enjoy an authentic Qatari meal at Al Terrace in Souq Waqif, where you can savor traditional dishes such as machboos (a spiced rice dish with meat) and harees (wheat cooked with meat). The warm and welcoming atmosphere adds to the charm of the meal, offering an authentic taste of Qatari hospitality. This 3 days in Doha itinerary wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Souq Waqif, it’s Doha’s vibrant market, where the sights, sounds, and smells provide an immersive experience. Wander through narrow lanes filled with stalls selling spices, textiles, perfumes, and local handicrafts. Be sure to visit the Falcon Souq, where you can learn about Qatar’s unique falconry tradition, an ancient and deeply rooted practice in Qatari culture.
Evening
Corniche Walk
In the evening, take a leisurely walk along the Doha Corniche, a scenic waterfront promenade that stretches for several kilometers. The Corniche offers stunning views of Doha’s skyline, with the towering skyscrapers and sparkling waters of the Arabian Gulf creating a postcard-perfect setting.
Dhow Cruise
End your day with a traditional dhow boat cruise. Set sail on one of Doha’s iconic wooden boats and enjoy the stunning skyline illuminated at night. This cruise offers a unique perspective of the city and a relaxing way to enjoy the cool evening breeze.
Dinner at Parisa
For a memorable dinner, head to Parisa, an upscale Persian restaurant located in Souq Waqif. Known for its luxurious décor and delicious Persian cuisine, Parisa offers dishes like saffron rice, grilled kebabs, and a range of flavorful stews. The stunning interiors, complete with golden accents and traditional Persian motifs, create a magical dining experience.
Day 3: Desert Adventure and Relaxation
Morning
Desert Safari to Khor Al Adaid
On your final three days in Doha, venture out of the city for an unforgettable 4WD desert safari to Khor Al Adaid, also known as the Inland Sea. After a thrilling ride over towering sand dunes, you’ll arrive at the meeting point of desert and sea—one of Qatar’s most beautiful natural landscapes. This unique destination offers a stunning contrast between the endless desert dunes and the azure waters of the sea.
Sandboarding
Experience traditional desert activities such as a camel ride (please don’t) instead opt to try your hand at sandboarding down the steep golden sands for an adrenaline rush. Perfect opportunity to embrace the desert’s beauty while adding some excitement to your adventure.
Afternoon
Bedouin Camp Lunch
Next on this 3 days in doha travel itinerary is relaxing in a Bedouin-style camp and enjoy a delicious traditional BBQ lunch. Dine on freshly grilled meats, hummus, tabbouleh, and other local specialties while soaking in the peaceful desert surroundings. The camp provides a perfect spot to unwind, take photos, and enjoy the hospitality of the Bedouin culture.
Evening
Return to Doha and Relax
Head back to Doha for some relaxation. If you’re looking for a luxurious experience, consider visiting Banana Island Resort, where you can enjoy a relaxing spa treatment or simply unwind by the private beach.
Farewell Dinner at Al Mourjan
Conclude your journey with a seaside dinner at Al Mourjan, a restaurant renowned for its fresh seafood and Middle Eastern specialties. Dine on grilled fish, mezze, and shish tawook while enjoying spectacular views of the Gulf. It’s the perfect way to say goodbye to Doha, with its blend of fine dining and scenic waterfront views.
FAQs for 3 days in Doha itinerary
1. Do you need a visa for Qatar?
Qatar has a welcoming visa policy for many nationalities, making it easy for travelers to explore the country. As an Australian passport holder, you can enjoy a visa-free entry to Qatar for up to 30 days. This entry can also be extended for an additional 30 days if you decide to extend your stay. The process is seamless—there’s no need to apply in advance. Simply present your passport upon arrival at Hamad International Airport (DOH), and you’ll receive a visa waiver stamp. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry, and you may be asked to show proof of accommodation and a return or onward flight ticket.
For travelers from other countries, Qatar offers various visa options, including visa-free entry for select nationalities, visa on arrival, and the convenient Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system for those who meet specific criteria. Always check Qatar’s latest visa requirements online before traveling, as policies may change.
2. How to get to Qatar?
Traveling to Qatar is convenient and accessible, thanks to its strategic location and excellent flight connections. I was solo traveling in Oman before, so I flew directly from Muscat to Doha with Qatar Airways, the country’s award-winning national carrier known for its exceptional service and comfort. The flight was smooth and efficient, with stunning aerial views of the Arabian Gulf during the short journey.
In addition to Qatar Airways, many other regional and international airlines operate flights to Hamad International Airport (DOH) in Doha, one of the most modern and luxurious airports in the world. Airlines such as Oman Air, Emirates, Etihad, and budget carriers like Air Arabia and Flydubai offer regular flights to Doha from major cities across the Middle East and beyond. Depending on your starting point, it’s worth comparing flight options online for the best deals and schedules.
If you’re already traveling within the Gulf region, Qatar is also accessible via road from Saudi Arabia through the Abu Samra border crossing, although this option is more suited for those on road trips or traveling by car. However, most international travelers find flying the most convenient and time-saving way to enter Qatar.
Whether you’re arriving for a short city escape or planning to explore the country’s vibrant culture and desert landscapes, flying into Doha is the easiest and most efficient way to start your Qatar itinerary.
3. How to go from Hamad International Airport to Doha Downtown?
Getting from Hamad International Airport to Doha’s vibrant downtown is both easy and affordable, with several transportation options to suit different travel styles and budgets.
- Doha Metro (Best for Budget Travelers):
The Doha Metro is the most efficient and budget-friendly option. The airport is directly connected to the city via the Red Line, which runs from the Hamad International Airport Terminal 1 station to key destinations in downtown Doha and beyond. Trains are fast, clean, and air-conditioned, with tickets costing as little as 2 QAR for a standard ride. The metro operates from 6 AM to 11 PM on weekdays and has extended hours on weekends. - Karwa Taxis (Best for Comfort):
Karwa Taxis are the official taxi service in Qatar, offering a comfortable and convenient ride to downtown Doha. Taxis are available 24/7 outside the arrivals terminal. Fares start at around 25 QAR (airport pickup fee) plus 1.6 QAR per kilometer. The ride to downtown typically takes 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic. Make sure the driver uses the meter, and you can pay in cash or by card. - Uber and Careem (Best for App-Based Convenience):
Uber and Careem (the local ride-hailing app) operate widely in Doha and offer a more personalized experience. Prices are slightly higher than taxis but offer the convenience of cashless payments and ride tracking. You can easily book a ride via the app upon arrival. - Airport Shuttle and Hotel Transfers (Best for Hassle-Free Travel):
Many high-end hotels in Doha offer complimentary shuttle services or private airport transfers. If you’re staying at a luxury hotel, it’s worth checking if this service is included. Alternatively, private transfer services can be booked in advance for a seamless journey into the city.
4. Best SIM cards to buy in Qatar
If you prefer staying connected while traveling in Qatar, there are several reliable SIM card options that offer excellent coverage and flexible data plans. Personally, I sometimes travel without a SIM card, relying on hotel Wi-Fi for essential communication. However, if you need mobile data for navigation, social media updates, or staying in touch, here are the best SIM card options in Qatar.
1. Ooredoo – Best for Wide Coverage and Fast Speeds
Ooredoo is Qatar’s largest telecom provider, known for its strong nationwide coverage and high-speed internet. Their Ooredoo Passport Tourist SIM is a popular choice for visitors, offering affordable packages with data, local calls, and international minutes. Plans typically start at 35 QAR for 2GB of data, with larger packages available for heavier users.
Where to Buy: Ooredoo SIM cards are available at Hamad International Airport, Ooredoo stores, malls, and convenience stores.
2. Vodafone Qatar – Best for Flexible Data Plans
Vodafone Qatar is another top provider, offering competitive prepaid and tourist SIM options. The Vodafone Visitor SIM comes with flexible data bundles, starting from 35 QAR for basic data and call packages. Vodafone is well-known for its solid coverage in Doha and popular tourist areas.
Where to Buy: Vodafone SIM cards can be purchased at the airport, Vodafone stores, and kiosks in shopping malls.
3. Virgin Mobile Qatar – Best for Customizable Plans
For travelers who prefer fully customizable plans, Virgin Mobile Qatar offers a digital-first experience. You can build your own data, call, and SMS plan through their app, making it easy to adjust according to your needs. Virgin SIM cards are ideal for tech-savvy travelers who value flexibility.
Where to Buy: Available at Doha Festival City, Villaggio Mall, and Virgin Mobile kiosks.
Tips for buying a SIM card in Qatar
- Airport Convenience: For immediate connectivity, purchase your SIM card upon arrival at Hamad International Airport.
- Bring Your Passport: SIM card registration in Qatar requires a valid passport, so have it ready.
- Top-Up Options: All providers offer easy recharge options through mobile apps, kiosks, or convenience stores.
- Wi-Fi Availability: If you’re only using data occasionally, most hotels, cafes, malls, and public spaces in Doha offer free Wi-Fi.
5. Where to stay in Doha: Top Luxury, Mid-Tier, and Budget Hotels
Doha offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every travel style, from opulent luxury hotels to budget-friendly stays. Whether you’re looking for five-star indulgence, a comfortable mid-range option, or a budget-conscious choice, here are the top picks for where to stay in Qatar’s dynamic capital.
Luxury Stay: Marsa Malaz Kempinski, The Pearl – Doha
Perfect for: Ultimate luxury, beachfront views, and world-class amenities.
Located on the exclusive Pearl-Qatar island, Marsa Malaz Kempinski offers an unmatched luxury experience. The resort features lavish rooms with stunning sea views, private beaches, fine-dining restaurants, and a luxurious spa. Its palatial design, combining Arabian and European influences, makes it ideal for travelers seeking elegance and relaxation.
Why Stay Here: Private beach access, multiple fine-dining options, and opulent décor.
Price Range: $$$$
Mid-Tier Stay: Al Najada Doha Hotel by Tivoli
Perfect for: Comfortable stays with a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm.
Situated near the lively Souq Waqif and Doha Corniche, Al Najada Doha Hotel by Tivoli offers a perfect balance of comfort and convenience. The rooms are stylish and spacious, and the hotel features a rooftop pool, fitness center, and easy access to Doha’s cultural hotspots.
Why Stay Here: Proximity to Souq Waqif, modern amenities, and excellent service.
Price Range: $$$
For accommodation, I recommend using booking.com and sorting with price, then consider the ones with highest reviews plus within 1km of centre. Above I researched and named the best ones with this filter (at the time of writing)
For tours, I recommend using get your guide and walking tours available in most places.
Budget Stay: Green Garden Hotel
Perfect for: Budget-conscious travelers seeking clean, comfortable accommodations.
Green Garden Hotel offers simple yet cozy rooms with all the essentials for a pleasant stay. Located a short drive from Doha Corniche and Museum of Islamic Art, it provides great value for travelers who prioritize location and affordability. The hotel has free Wi-Fi, friendly staff, and clean, air-conditioned rooms.
Why Stay Here: Affordable pricing, central location, and essential amenities.
Price Range: $–$$
Pro Tip: For first-time visitors, staying near West Bay or Souq Waqif offers easy access to Doha’s top attractions. Luxury seekers will love The Pearl-Qatar, while budget travelers can find affordable options in the Old Airport area.
6. Is Doha safe for tourists?
Yes, Doha is considered one of the safest cities in the world for tourists. Qatar as a whole has a very low crime rate, and the government prioritizes safety and security, making it an excellent destination for solo travelers, families, and first-time visitors.
Low crime rates
Violent crime is extremely rare in Doha. Petty crimes like pickpocketing or theft are also uncommon, especially in tourist areas. However, as with any destination, it’s wise to stay aware of your surroundings and take standard precautions, especially in crowded places.
Solo female travellers
Doha is generally safe for solo travelers, including women. Qatar is a conservative country, so dressing modestly—especially in public places—is recommended to respect local customs. Solo female travelers usually feel safe exploring during the day and evening, but it’s advisable to use registered taxis or ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem for transportation.
Respect for local laws and customs
Qatar enforces its laws strictly, and being aware of cultural norms is important. Public displays of affection, aggressive behavior, and public intoxication are not tolerated. Alcohol is available only in licensed hotels and bars, and drinking in public is illegal. During Ramadan, eating or drinking in public during daylight hours should be avoided.
Emergency services and healthcare
Doha has excellent emergency services. The police are approachable and helpful, and the emergency number is 999. Healthcare facilities are modern and well-equipped, making it a safe destination in case of medical emergencies.
Traffic and road safety
One of the main safety concerns in Doha is road safety. Traffic can be fast-paced, and pedestrian crossings are not always prioritized. When crossing streets, use designated pedestrian paths and be cautious.
7. Best food & drinks to try in Doha, Qatar
Doha’s food scene is a rich blend of traditional Qatari flavors and international influences, reflecting its diverse culture. From aromatic spices to sweet treats, here are the must-try foods and drinks when visiting Qatar’s vibrant capital.
1. Machboos (Traditional Rice Dish)
Machboos is Qatar’s national dish, a flavorful rice dish cooked with meat (usually chicken, lamb, or fish), aromatic spices, dried lime (loomi), and vegetables. It’s similar to biryani but has a distinct Gulf twist.
Where to Try: Al Terrace at Al Mirqab Boutique Hotel or Walima at Mondrian Doha.
2. Madrouba (Savory Porridge)
Madrouba is a comforting dish made from slow-cooked rice, chicken, and a blend of spices. It’s creamy, rich, and full of flavor—a perfect meal for cooler evenings.
Where to Try: SMAT Restaurant in Msheireb Downtown.
3. Harees (Wheat and Meat Dish)
A Ramadan favorite, Harees is made from wheat and slow-cooked meat, resembling a thick porridge. It’s a simple yet hearty dish often served with ghee and cinnamon sugar.
Where to Try: Al Jasra Traditional Food Restaurant in Souq Waqif.
4. Saloona (Spicy Meat Stew)
Saloona is a spicy, comforting stew made with beef, lamb, or fish and seasonal vegetables, flavored with garlic, ginger, and traditional spices. It’s typically enjoyed with bread to soak up the broth.
Where to Try: Bayt El Talleh for a homestyle experience.
5. Grilled Seafood
With its location by the Arabian Gulf, Doha is famous for fresh seafood. Grilled prawns, hamour (grouper fish), and spiced calamari are local favorites.
Where to Try: L’wzaar Seafood Market at Katara Cultural Village.
Must-Try Qatari Drinks
1. Karak Chai (Spiced Tea)
A popular drink among locals, Karak Chai is strong black tea brewed with spices like cardamom and cinnamon, sweetened with sugar, and finished with evaporated milk.
Where to Try: Chapati & Karak in Katara Cultural Village or The Pearl.
2. Arabic Coffee (Qahwa)
Traditional Qatari coffee is brewed with lightly roasted coffee beans, cardamom, and sometimes saffron. It’s served in small cups with dates as a symbol of hospitality.
Where to Try: Souq Waqif or during cultural experiences at Katara Cultural Village.
3. Jallab (Date and Rose Drink)
Jallab is a refreshing Middle Eastern drink made from dates, grape molasses, and rose water, often garnished with pine nuts and raisins.
Where to Try: Nassayem Qatar in Souq Waqif.
4. Lemon Mint Juice
A perfect cooler for Doha’s heat, this zesty and refreshing drink is made with freshly squeezed lemon juice blended with mint.
Where to Try: Almost every café and restaurant in Doha, but Fanar Qatari Restaurant serves an excellent version.
Sweet Treats to Try
1. Luqaimat (Sweet Dumplings)
Luqaimat are crispy fried dumplings drizzled with date syrup or honey and sprinkled with sesame seeds. Crunchy on the outside and soft inside, they’re a beloved Qatari dessert.
Where to Try: Shay Al Shamoos in Souq Waqif.
2. Kunafa (Cheese Pastry)
A sweet, gooey dessert made with shredded pastry soaked in syrup and layered with soft cheese or cream.
Where to Try: Al Aker Sweets near Souq Waqif.
Doha’s culinary scene offers a perfect mix of traditional flavors and modern twists. Whether you’re sipping karak chai by the Corniche or enjoying a plate of machboos in a luxury restaurant, Qatar’s cuisine is a journey in itself!
8. Is Doha worth visiting?
Incase you are still not convinced. Yes, Doha is definitely worth visiting for travelers seeking a blend of modern luxury, cultural richness, and unique experiences. As Qatar’s capital, Doha offers a captivating mix of ancient traditions and futuristic architecture. Here’s why Doha should be on your travel radar:
- Cultural and Heritage Attractions: Doha is home to world-class museums like the Museum of Islamic Art, showcasing centuries of Islamic history and art, and the National Museum of Qatar, which offers a stunning journey through the country’s culture and heritage. Exploring traditional markets like Souq Waqif allows you to dive deep into Qatari culture, with a chance to purchase local crafts, spices, and even falconry gear.
- Modern Architecture and Luxury: Known for its gleaming skyscrapers and luxurious shopping malls, Doha has emerged as a hub for modern architecture and design. The city is home to the largest Nobu restaurant in the world and luxurious resorts like The Pearl-Qatar, a man-made island filled with exclusive shopping and dining experiences. For architecture lovers, the futuristic Doha Skyline and the Katara Cultural Village are must-see attractions.
- Unique Desert Experiences: Just outside the city, Doha offers exciting desert adventures like dune bashing, camel rides, and trips to the Inland Sea (Khor Al Adaid), where the desert meets the sea. It’s a chance to experience the wild beauty of the Qatari desert, all while enjoying traditional Bedouin hospitality.
- Gastronomy and Dining: Doha boasts a thriving food scene, with an array of international dining options and traditional Qatari dishes. From high-end eateries like Nobu Doha to local favorites offering dishes such as machboos and harees, food enthusiasts will find plenty to explore. The city is also home to stylish rooftop bars, offering stunning views of the city and the Arabian Gulf.
- Shopping and Entertainment: Shopping enthusiasts can indulge in some of the finest luxury shopping at malls like Villaggio Mall and City Center Mall, which offer everything from designer brands to local boutiques. The city also has a vibrant nightlife scene, with upscale bars, lounges, and entertainment options.
I hope this 3 days in Doha itinerary gave you enough insights for your trip. Happy Travels!
For accommodation, I recommend using booking.com and sorting with price, then consider the ones with highest reviews plus within 1km of centre. Above I researched and named the best ones with this filter (at the time of writing)
For tours, I recommend using get your guide and walking tours available in most places.
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