Museum Tour
Time: 9:00 AM Onwards
Venue: Multiple Museums
Ticket Prices:
Adult Non-Resident of Qatar - 50 QAR
Adult Resident of Qatar- Free
Child (AGE 16 AND UNDER) - Free
Museum of Modern Art: Free admissions for all
Website: https://events.q-tickets.com/Qatar/events
Ticket Purchase Link: https://events.q-tickets.com/qatar/eventdetails/5984098048/qatar-museums
Full Event Details/Description:
Qatar's commitment to cultural enrichment is showcased through its array of stunning, world-class museums, each offering a unique window into history, art, and heritage:
The MIA stands as a global cultural icon, housing one of the most comprehensive collections of Islamic art in the world. Designed by the acclaimed architect I. M. Pei, the museum stands majestically on Doha’s Corniche, providing panoramic waterfront views. Its collection spans from the 7th to the 20th centuries, representing the vast diversity found across Islamic heritage.
Giving voice to Qatar’s rich heritage and culture, the NMoQ offers an immersive journey through the nation's past, present, and future. The museum is a masterpiece of architectural design by the renowned French architect Jean Nouvel, inspired by the unique structure of the desert rose. It serves as a vibrant, comprehensive space welcoming diverse communities to experience Qatar’s remarkable history.
As a national and international center for sports history and heritage, the 3-2-1 Museum is a member of the Olympic Museum Network. Its galleries explore the evolution of sports, the history of the Olympics, and the remarkable achievements of Qatari athletes. Through sports artifacts, multimedia, and interactive displays, the museum promotes knowledge and academic research in a way that engages visitors of all ages.
Mathaf houses a unique and extensive collection of modern and contemporary art from the Arab world, encompassing over 9,000 artworks. Established in 2010 by Qatar Foundation (QF), the museum is located in a former school building in Education City. Mathaf's collection is recognized as the world’s largest specialized collection of its kind, highlighting the cultural and historical connections of Arab art.
Qatar's Museum Access
All museums under Qatar Museums generally adhere to a standardized policy, offering free admission to all residents and certain visitor categories:
- Free Admission for Residents: A major distinguishing factor is the blanket free admission for all Qatar Residents across the majority of the major institutions (MIA, NMoQ, 3-2-1). Visitors must present a valid Qatar ID or passport upon entry.
- Non-Resident Standard Fee: Non-residents typically pay a standard adult fee of QAR 50 to enter MIA, NMoQ, and the 3-2-1 Museum.
- Student Discounts: Non-resident students receive a reduced rate of QAR 25 at the major museums, requiring presentation of a valid student ID.
- Mathaf Accessibility: Mathaf generally stands out by offering free entry to all visitors, regardless of residency status, making its world-class modern Arab art collection highly accessible.
Uniform Working Hours
The four major museums share the following standard operating hours, allowing visitors to efficiently plan their cultural itinerary:
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday 1:30 PM – 7:00 PM
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