Guide to Doha Qatar

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Places of Historical Interests in Qatar

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Marroub Fort:
Is located on the west coast of Quatar and was built during the Abbasside period on the foundations of an older fort. It carries the inscription of Abbasside architectural style. Located along the northern side of the Fort, about 250 houses are grouped together so as to form an arch.

Al-Thughb Fort:
Is located in the northwestern part of Country and is about 110kms from Doha. The Fort is rectangular in shape with four towers, resembling the common design for desert forts. It was built during the 17th and 19th century period.

 

Al-Zubarah:
Is located 100kms west of Doha in the town of Al Zubara. Constructed during 1938, this fort-turned-museum is square shaped with circular towers in three corners, and a rectangular tower in the fourth. Made of thick huge walls, this fort also served as a coast-guard station until mid-1980s and was used by the military personnel.

Al-Rakiyat Fort:
The Fort was constructed during the 17th and 19th Centuries, is rectangular in shape with four towers in the corners.

Barzan Tower:
The tower, constructed during late 19th century, was originally built as watchtower and has a ‘T’ shaped architectural style, which is quite unique. It has three levels and an external staircase.

Umm Salal Mohammed Fort:
It is located about 20kms towards north of Doha, and is built during late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This Fort is characterized by its thick walls, impressive façade containing various decorative and architectural elements.

Al-Wajbah Fort:
Al-Wajbah Fort was the place of a famous battle, and with its high towers and thick walls, constructed during 1893 AD, it is one of the oldest forts in the country.

Al-Jassasiya:
Al-Jassasiya comprises of rocky hills that overlook the north-east coast of Quatar, and contain stone inscriptions dated back to pre-historic times. It is renowned for its excellent beaches. Al-Jassasiya is a popular destination for week-end trips and excursions.

Al-Ghuwair Castle:
The Al-Ghuwair Castle was built during early 19th century, in a rectangular shape with thick walls, though is now in ruins.