Sports Events in Qatar (October–December 2025) Event Name Dates Venue / Location Description / Highlights Entry / Ticket Info FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025™ November 3–27, 2025 Various stadiums across Qatar Qatar hosts the FIFA U-17 World Cup for the first time, featuring the world’s best youth teams competing for glory. Matches will take…
When the sun sets over the quiet city of Al Khor, a glimmering structure rises from the sand dunes like a mirage — vast, geometric, and unmistakably Qatari. Al Bayt Stadium, one of the most breathtaking architectural feats in modern sport, isn’t just a football arena. It’s a living tribute to Qatar’s desert heritage, a…
Standing proudly in the futuristic city of Lusail, just 15 kilometers north of Doha, the Lusail Stadium is one of the most iconic sporting landmarks in the world. Known for hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022™ final between Argentina and France, this architectural marvel symbolizes Qatar’s bold vision, innovation, and sporting legacy. With a seating…
Hamad International Airport (DOH) in Doha, Qatar, is one of the most modern, luxurious, and efficient airports in the world. Known for its world-class architecture, exceptional hospitality, and smart technology, it serves as the primary hub for Qatar Airways and a key international gateway connecting Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Whether you are arriving,…
The Spirit of Arab Football Returns to Qatar The FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025™ marks a grand return of footballing passion to the heart of the Middle East. From 1–18 December 2025, Qatar will once again transform into a sporting paradise — a hub where tradition meets world-class stadiums, and Arab unity comes alive through…
Where the Arabian Gulf meets the soul of Qatar, Mina District at the Old Doha Port emerges as one of the most stunning waterfront destinations in the Middle East. Once a quiet fishermen’s harbor, this colorful coastal neighborhood has been transformed into a vibrant hub of art, culture, and recreation — a place where pastel-painted…
Qatar has rapidly become one of the Middle East’s most exciting culinary destinations. Whether you’re craving Arabic delicacies, Michelin-starred experiences, or international fusion flavors, restaurants in Qatar (مطعم) offer an unforgettable dining journey. From the charming Souq Waqif to the luxurious Pearl-Qatar and the futuristic Lusail Marina, the country’s restaurants reflect its culture, creativity, and…
Al Khor, one of Qatar’s oldest coastal cities, lies about 50 kilometres north of Doha. Known for its serene beaches, traditional fishing heritage, and rapidly developing urban infrastructure, it has become a key cultural and tourism destination. The city’s name translates to “the creek”, referencing the natural bay that once sheltered pearl divers and fishermen.Today,…
Lusail City is Qatar’s modern masterpiece—a smart, sustainable city built to redefine urban living in the Gulf region. Located just 20 kilometers north of Doha, Lusail has quickly become one of the Middle East’s most sought-after destinations for tourism, investment, and luxury living. Known for its futuristic skyline, pristine marinas, world-class attractions, and cultural landmarks,…
Stretching gracefully along the blue waters of Doha Bay, the Doha Corniche is one of Qatar’s most iconic landmarks — a scenic 7-kilometer crescent-shaped promenade that beautifully links the past, present, and future of this vibrant city. It’s where residents and visitors alike come to unwind, exercise, socialize, and admire the glittering skyline that defines…
Plan Your Next Adventure in Qatar!
Plan Your Next Adventure in Qatar!
