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Al Hamra

A family restaurant offering Lebanese dishes. Service is a bit slow, good for large groups.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Doha, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Corniche
The visual highlight of Doha is Al-Corniche, a long seaside promenade that curves around Doha Bay and affords pretty views of Palm Tree Island and the city's skyscrapers. In the afternoons you will see plenty of locals strolling, often trying to get out of the way of the odd crazy Western ex-pat on rollerblades. It's also a good place for jogging. Cycling is prohibited. If you're looking to have the scenery all to yourself, go on a Friday morning.
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Msheireb Museums
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A collection of four historic houses in the new downtown district of Msheireb: Mohammed bin Jassim House, Company House, Bin Jelmood House and Radwani House. They feature exhibits on the Msheireb community, traditional Qatari family life, the history of the oil industry, and slavery and exploitation.
Mon-Sat 09:00-17:00; open Fri until 21:, closed SunFree
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Clock Tower
Next to the Grand Mosque, this old clock tower features Arabic numerals on its face. The tower is also on a hill, and as such offers some wonderful views of the Corniche.
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Anjappar Chettinad
Vegetarian, good value for the thali set menu.
Sat-Thu 11:30-23:30; Fri 07:00-11:00, 12:30-23:30