Children and adults will love the diversity of fauna housed here. Over 1500 kinds of animals from the globe over are housed here. These include animals specific to the region such as Qatar’s national animal the Oryx as well as birds belonging to this region; A fascinating outing for all. Timings: Daily except Saturdays 3 P.M- 9 P.M Admission: 5 QR (Adults) 2 QR (Children) Address: op...
The Corniche is the perfect place to unwind after a day of touring the city. It stretches from Hassan II Mosque on a crescent to the El Hank Lighthouse. You can take a leisurely stroll and enjoy uninterrupted sweep of beaches or just sit at a restaurant and spend your time relaxing and people watching. Many fast food chains also have an outlet here. This area is also preferred by those looking fo...
The old Jeddah architecture and the important artifacts which are stored at the Naseef House make it one of the most important museums in Jeddah. The Naseefs were one of the most powerful and wealthy merchant clans, so important in fact that when the late King and Founder of Saudi Arabia, King Abdulaziz ,visited Jeddah, he stayed here. Address: Historic downtown area - AL-Bald ...
This museum is located in a building dating back to the 1930s. It showcases the ethnography of Qatar. The architectural style definitely invokes nostalgia for the old Doha. The stone tower was a feature common to structures in the gulf region since they kept buildings ventilated and cool even in soaring temperatures. Even the exhibits harken back to a time now lost. Most of the pieces showca...