The Pearl-Qatar, Doha

Name: The Pearl-Qatar
Address: Doha, Qatar

#28 among attractions in Doha

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The Pearl-Qatar: An Island Oasis in the Heart of Doha

The Pearl-Qatar emerges as a luxurious man-made island located in the vibrant city of Doha, Qatar. This modern development is renowned for its upscale living, high-end shopping, and leisure facilities. Designed to resemble a string of pearls in recognition of Qatar's history of pearl diving, the island spans nearly four million square meters and provides a lavish lifestyle to its residents and visitors alike.

The island boasts Mediterranean-style yacht-lined marinas, residential towers, villas, and hotels, all exuding an aura of exclusivity and elegance. Its precincts are named after famous pearls, further embedding the island's theme into its very fabric. The Pearl-Qatar is not only a residential haven but also a shopping and dining paradise, with a wide array of boutiques, showrooms, and restaurants that cater to the finest tastes.

Visitors to The Pearl-Qatar are greeted with the sight of the impressive Porto Arabia, a harbor that hosts a boardwalk lined with cafes and shops. Another notable area is Qanat Quartier, with its Venetian-like canals and pedestrian-friendly squares, making it a picturesque spot for leisurely strolls and capturing memorable photographs.

The island is also famed for its luxurious beachfront living. The pristine beaches and the clear blue waters offer residents and tourists a chance to indulge in water sports or simply bask in the sun. For those seeking a more active lifestyle, The Pearl-Qatar provides ample opportunities with its well-equipped gyms, cycling paths, and lush green spaces.

As a symbol of Qatar's rapid growth and its commitment to high-end development, The Pearl-Qatar not only represents a significant achievement in urban planning but also serves as a hub for international business and tourism. It is a cosmopolitan enclave within the heart of the Middle East, offering a blend of residential comfort and tourist attractions.

Local name: مشروع اللؤلؤة Area: 1.54 mi²Coordinates: 25°17'58"N, 51°31'10"E

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الرمة (alrmt)Doha Qatar

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Nearby attractions include: Museum of Islamic Art, Emiri Diwan, Msheireb Museums, Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque.

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