SHEIKH FAISAL BIN QASSIM AL THANI MUSEUM
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The museum of the Emir's cousin, Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani, a great lover of everything, houses an incredible and diverse private collection of over 33,000 pieces. We advise you to organize this visit with an erudite guide who will be able to give you explanations on the objects exposed, because most of the showcases have almost no legend or dating. At the end of 2022, two small museums will open, dedicated to its favorite collections: cars and carpets.
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Opening time and information on SHEIKH FAISAL BIN QASSIM AL THANI MUSEUM
Admission 50 QAR, guided tour + 25 QAR. Open Monday to Thursday 9am-5pm, Friday 2pm-5pm, Saturday 10am-6pm.
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VisionWe
envision becoming a place accessible to all communities to learn, enjoy and appreciate the wonders gathered by a visionary man, celebrating diversity and hospitality. We aim to be a vibrant social and cultural center in Qatar and serve as an educational resource for students, scholars, art lovers, and the general public.
missionWe
want to engage people with cultural heritage by sharing stories from near and far. We strive to encourage cross-cultural dialogue through exhibitions, educational and public programs, both locally and internationally.
valuesCreativity
and inspiration - Using imagination to amaze visitors.
Inclusive and Respectful - Being friendly and accessible.
Passion and enjoyment - Generating passion and enjoyment for stories about Qatari heritage and Islamic arts.
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Members' reviews on SHEIKH FAISAL BIN QASSIM AL THANI MUSEUM
The place is huge and packed with displayed items, and is well organized.
Tickets are bought at the entrance by cash or card. One walks through different rooms with different displays.
Expect to spend anywhere between 2 hours to a full day.
There is a cafeteria at the exit, and a souvenirs store. This museum is around 30 minutes by car from Doha city center, and is located inside a resort.
There is a small pond outside the museum with ducks, and a leaning mosque.