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Why Qatar's businesses choose it
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A taste of Qatar
The dishes every guest asks about.
MachboosSpiced rice with lamb or chicken, the national dish.
MadroubaSlow-cooked rice and chicken porridge, a family table classic.
Harees and ThareedWheat and meat stew, and the bread-soaked broth of Ramadan evenings.
LuqaimatGolden dumplings drenched in date syrup.
Karak chai and gahwaSpiced milk tea and cardamom coffee, served all day.
Gulf seafoodHamour, shrimp and crab grilled over charcoal on the Corniche.
Places everyone knows
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Souq WaqifThe old market of Doha, spices, falcons and evening cafes.
West BayThe glass skyline of towers, hotels and fine dining.
Msheireb DowntownThe new old town, museums and restaurants on tram streets.
Doha CornicheSeven kilometres of waterfront promenade and dhow views.
Education CityUniversities, the national library and the Oryx sculpture.
Aspire ZoneThe torch tower, Aspire Park and the sports district.
Katara and the Museum of Islamic ArtCultural village, the amphitheatre and the museum on its own island.
LusailThe new city north of Doha, with its boulevard and marina.
Explore Qatar's businesses
Restaurants, cafes, salons, clinics and shops by city and area.
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