Your guide to top free things to do in Doha in October

The capital of Qatar is hugely famous for the luxurious experiences it offers. But Doha is also full of several fun free things to do. From traditional souq to striking public art, there are a number of interesting things to do in Doha this October.

October is also a good time to travel to Doha. The atmosphere during this month starts to turn cooler and breezy. The temperature usually ranges from 27-35 degrees Celsius. There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try.

Top free things to do in Doha this October

1. Katara Cultural Village and Hills

Katara Cultural Village is an important cultural hub in Doha. You can go around the galleries and then relax in the beautiful Katara North and South Hills. These manmade hills offer great views of several landmarks such as Katara Mosque and the gift box-shaped Children’s Mall.

2. Mina District

The Mina District is easily one of the most picturesque neighbourhoods in Doha. It is the revamped Old Doha Port. The beautiful pastel-coloured buildings and cobbled streets are going to steal your attention. You can also discover marine life at an aquarium.

3. Doha Corniche

Your travel to Doha cannot be considered complete if you don’t stroll along the picture-perfect Corniche – a 7 km-long promenade full of palm trees and public art pieces. Take a break at the Umbrella Park for its scenic floral and umbrella tunnels. It’s an Instagram hotspot.

4. Free trams

Doha’s public transport system has three different trams and a couple of them are free to use. It is a relaxed method to explore Msheireb Museums, Msheireb Galleria, Ceremonial Court, Qur’anic Botanic Garden, Qatar National Library and Mathaf: Museum of Modern Art.

5. Qatar National Library

Did you kno that Qatar National Library has been voted the fourth most beautiful library across the globe. If you are a book lover, this is going to be a dream place for you. Inside, you can find thousands of rare and modern books, spacious reading rooms and exhibition areas.