Souq Waqif

It seems that it was burned by a fire before, but it seems that it is a place that reproduces the old-fashioned souq (market). There are small shopping streets in narrow alleys, and you will be excited just by walking. The products sold are reasonably priced and many of them are made in China, but there is a "Middle East-like" place envisioned by foreigners. There is a Falcon shop except midsummer, and anyone can enter it.

Waqif Market is one of the must-check in attractions in Doha. There are many handicrafts and textiles for sale. The transportation is very convenient and there is a subway station next to it. There are a lot of tour groups here, you can bargain with the merchants ～

The traditional Waqifu market is a must-check-in place to Doha, and you can feel the style of Arabian thousand and one nights. The exquisite Arabic style architecture, the open-air cafes have a mellow taste, and the handsome guys riding tall white horses, all showing the charm of Waqifu market.

The traditional market is very lively at night, with horses and camels riding, many small shops in the market, and Quezai Street, experience traditional Middle Eastern culture.

This place have a different vibe. Souq Waqif is the main tourist attraction because this ambiance is that of an urban village selling souvenirs and restaurants selling local foods along with international cuisines. The best part is the roof top & outdoor seating with sheesha which is closes at the moment.

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You can come by transfer from the airport by subway once. It was just right to spend time in transit and there were many rice shops, so I enjoyed it. There are also exchange offices and ATMs in the shopping center, but some card companies may not be able to cash.