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Explore the story of our nation and its people with a visit to the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ).

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Hours

Saturday–Thursday: 9am–7pm
Fridays: 1.30–7pm

Ramadan Hours (23 March until 20 April)

Saturday–Thursday: 10am–2pm and 8pm–midnight
Fridays: 8pm–midnight

The Museum will be closed on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, 21 April, and reopen on 22 April with regular operating hours.

Learn more about visiting during Ramadan.

Before Your Visit

Consult our Visitor Guidelines, which include essential information about dress code, photography policies, and other useful tips to help you make the most of your visit.

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Getting Here

NMoQ is accessible by car, bus, metro and by foot.

Vehicle and pedestrian entrance is from the roundabout at Mathaf and Museum Park Streets. There is parking onsite.

The North Playground and kiosks can be accessed by the north pedestrian gate on Emrair Street.

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Practical Information

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Helpful Hints

Visitor Guidelines

We've gathered a few practical tips to help you make the most of your visit.
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Discover NMoQ

About the Galleries

NMoQ’s gallery spaces engage all the senses in telling the story of this nation and its people.
Interior of a gallery space at the National Museum of Qatar showcasing aquatic life in Qatar

Multilingual Tours

Audio Guides

Explore the galleries through our audio guide tours, available in multiple languages.
Landscaped gardens with green grass and native plants and trees surrounding the National Museum of Qatar

Outdoor Fun

The Park at NMoQ

The Park at the National Museum of Qatar includes playgrounds, artwork, a garden and much more.
A dramatic view of the gift shop with local products displayed on curving wooden shelves at the National Museum of Qatar

Unique Gifts

NMoQ Gift Shop

The gift shop at the National Museum of Qatar offers a large collection of exclusive gifts, many of which draw their inspiration from Qatar’s history, heritage and culture.

Unparalleled Dining

A view of the rooftop terrace seating at the Jiwan retaurant, National Museum of Qatar lit up at night with of Doha in the background

Jiwan Restaurant

Jiwan presents Qatari cuisine in a new, exciting way, offering a refined menu that shines a light on local produce.
View of the interior of the Desert Rose cafe showing tables and chairs and the faceted shapes of the NMoQ building

Desert Rose Café

Desert Rose Café offers a perfect spot for visitors to relax as they explore the galleries of the National Museum of Qatar.
An exterior view of Thalatheen Cafe with the National Museum of Qatar in the background

Thalatheen Café

Enjoy spectacular views of NMoQ at this outdoor vegan café.
The inside of a cafe is shown, ceilings are slanted, seats are striped white and black material and booths are curved in shape, golden colour.

Café 875

Located on the mezzanine, Café 875 is a must-visit for anyone exploring the National Museum of Qatar. Visit today.

What's On

Artwork by Pipilotti Rist of hanging lights in pink, purple and blue
Families and children

Exhibition

Pipilotti Rist: Your Brain to Me, My Brain to You

Until 15 July 2023
National Museum of Qatar
Rendering interior of the Qatar Auto Museum depicting animated people and cars in motion

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A Sneak Peek at Qatar Auto Museum Project

Until 20 January 2024
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A tent-like structure with bamboo poles holding the perimeter sits in the middle of a courtyard flanked by palm trees.

Exhibition

The Majlis: A Meeting Place

Until 31 March 2023
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Exhibition

Hermès Heritage: Harnessing the Roots

Until 1 April 2023
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