THE OIL SERIES, DAY 8
QATAR
Qatar is another country I visited a number of years ago but arriving in this time I couldn’t help but to be impressed.
THE VIEW OF THE CITY AMAZED ME
After being in Sharjah airport just a few days ago it was such a contrast to be in one of my favourite airports, Singapore being another.
I checked into Kingsgate Hotel in the old town, Souk Waqif for what was an absolute bargain at £45/ night and then took the metro to Katara.
WHERE IS QATAR?
KATARA
Katara is the cultural beacon of Doha and hosts everything such as theatre, literature, music, visual art, conventions and exhibitions. There isn’t so much to do here but rather walk around and admire or if you want to do a little shopping then I would advise you to take your credit cards – plural for a reason)
WEST BAY
I then got the tube, which incredible to West Bay, the city centre and financial district. I like my architecture, that much is obvious but coming from the depths of the tube station and into a city like Doha is nothing sort of jaw dropping.
It took me completely by surprise and I took the next hour to just appreciate the skyscrapers towering above my head, none of which look older than 3 years. I took so long in fact that it was dark by the time I felt the need to leave.
NEXT UP
Exploring the old town of Souk Waqif. Click to read.
SAFE TRAVELS, DS x
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This post is part of The Oil Series, click to explore or for episode 1 click here.
To watch the video of my trip, head to my highlights on my Instagram.
