Cities in Qatar
The most important cities in Qatar at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Doha
The glittering metropolis of Doha on the Arabian Gulf combines futuristic skyscrapers with traditional souks.
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Mesaieed
Mesaieed is a major industrial city in southern Qatar, developed around the oil and gas sector.
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Al Zubarah
Although almost uninhabited today, the ruined city of Al Zubarah is Qatar's most significant archaeological heritage.
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Dukhan
Located on the west coast of Qatar, Dukhan is of historical importance to the country's development as the site where the first oil field was discove…
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Al Thakhira
The coastal city of Al Thakhira is located north of Al Khor and is famous for its unique ecosystem.
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Al Khor
Located on the northeast coast of Qatar, Al Khor is known for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere.
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Al Rayyan
Al Rayyan is one of the largest cities in Qatar, seamlessly merged with the capital, Doha.
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Lusail
Lusail is Qatar's newest planned city, focusing on sustainability and cutting-edge technology.
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Al Wukair
Al Wukair is a quiet residential city near Al Wakrah that has seen strong growth in recent years.
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Al Wakrah
Once a quiet pearl fishing village, Al Wakrah is now a rapidly growing coastal city south of Doha.
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Ras Laffan
Ras Laffan is a highly industrialized planned city on the northeast coast, built specifically for processing liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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Al Ghuwariyah
Far from the coast, Al Ghuwariyah lies deep in the northern inland of Qatar.
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Muaither
Muaither is a lively and densely populated suburb in the Al Rayyan metropolitan area.
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Al Ruwais
Al Ruwais is a charming port town at the northernmost tip of Qatar.
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Al Shahaniya
Located in the center of the Qatari peninsula, Al Shahaniya is known as the heart of traditional camel racing.
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Umm Bab
Umm Bab is a small settlement on the west coast of Qatar, famous for its 'Palm Tree Beach'.
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Umm Salal Mohammed
Umm Salal Mohammed is a historical city north of Doha, known for its distinctive 19th-century watchtowers.
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Madinat ash Shamal
As one of Qatar's northernmost cities, Madinat ash Shamal offers a quiet retreat away from the bustling capital.
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Abu Samra
Abu Samra is a crucial border town in the extreme southwest of Qatar.
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Al Mashaf
Located directly inland from Al Wakrah, Al Mashaf has evolved from an arid plain into a sought-after residential area.
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Simaisma
Simaisma is a picturesque coastal town north of Doha that has evolved from a small fishing village into a luxurious retreat.
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Abu Dhalouf
Abu Dhalouf is a tranquil town in the far north of Qatar.
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Rawdat Rashed
Rawdat Rashed is a small village on the way from Doha to the west coast.
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Al Jumaliyah
Al Jumaliyah is a small inland community in western Qatar.
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Al Kharrara
Deep in the stony south of Qatar lies Al Kharrara, a lonely desert settlement.
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Al Kiranah
Al Kiranah is a small village on the edge of the great sand desert in the southwest.
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Al Kheesa
A quiet, upscale residential neighborhood in the Al Daayen district.
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Leabaib
Leabaib is a rapidly growing suburb near Qatar University.
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Umm Salal Ali
Umm Salal Ali is a quiet suburb deeply rooted in Qatari history.
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Sealine Beach
A popular getaway south of Doha, ideal for dune bashing, desert camping, and relaxing days by the sea.
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What are the largest cities in Qatar?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.