Bold architecture for a magnificent result. As if placed on the water, the building displays its elegance, the path leading to it is sumptuously rich. Inside, large rooms which follow one another with sublime art collections. A great success.

Beautiful building at the edge of the water, with a great view of the downtown, also beautifully layout inside the museum. The items displayed are just so so. Not as impressive if you have visited more famous museums in Europe.

This building has a real wow factor inside and out and offers spectacular views across the water to the skyline of the Corniche. The exhibits focus on various aspects of Islamic art, including clothing, furnishings, weapons, writings and more. The building is spectacular and the artefacts presented beautifully. There is an excellent gift shop and cafe inside the museum. It was QAR 50 to enter which was very good value.

The museum is located on an artificial island and is a real eye catcher. The view from the cafe of the waterfront and the skyline is magnificent. The museum shows islamic art from different perspectives (historical, geographical, architectural and thematic). Clear explanations are provided. The museum is spacious and an impressive interior design.

The museum is worth a visit both for its spectacular position on the sea, with consequent views of the Doha skyline, and for the architecture that composes it, with large and modern rooms. The price is 50 rials. Inside the history of Islamic art, with interesting pieces, it is more obviously up to personal taste to appreciate everything or not

Wow, this is a stunning museum. It is a place that every visitor to Qatar should see. The building itself creates an atmosphere of serene dignified beauty where items of religious and historic significance are displayed with insight to their origins and purpose. What a great way to spend an afternoon.

Very nice. 4 floors of varying exhibits. We reserved entry tickets on-line. Free for Residents. Think @ $15 if visitor to Qatar. Lots of Iranian silk, from clothing to carpets. The usual pottery & paintings. Some interesting military swords, knives, helmets etc.

The Museum of Islamic Art in Qatar is amazing! The building looks like a futuristic castle by the water. Inside, there are cool things like ancient calligraphy, beautiful textiles, and fancy ceramics. It's a chill place to learn about Islamic art and history. Definitely worth checking out in Doha!

Really interesting and historically rich exhibitions. Great for history buffs like me who really enjoy seeing how things were like in the early centuries before the British colonised & stole everything. Could get a little boring for very young families with kids as you understandably have to be quiet in the exhibition rooms. They may enjoy seeing things but will want to see and move on quickly. Better for slightly older families.

First one has to start with the architecture, if you are a lover of architecture then this is a must-see. Truly one of I.M. Pei's best. The museum's collection is also wonderful and the layout of the galleries really gives you an immersive experience into the beauty of Middle Eastern and Islamic art and architecture. If able to get one of the guided tours as it helps to enrich your experience especially if traveling with a group.