Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum

Very diverse collection of all kinds of things- Islamic Art, vintage weaponry, old toys and many other cool items. I came primarily to see the auto collection, which is currently under renovation- so only around 40 cars are displayed. Mostly American cars and trucks from the ‘50s and ‘60s. Highly recommend! Nice staff and complimentary arabic coffee upon entry is a nice touch. Not many visitors on Monday mid day.

Excellent museum... full of history... displays were beautiful but I wish they had information on the items on display.. no information or dates ect... but beautiful place... coffee shop is nice, staff is friendly and helpful.... highly recommend this to anyone bringing visitors to Qatar

Really interesting museum/collection worth visiting. Huge range of items from all throughout history. Staff are really lovely and cafe is nice too.

It was such an interesting place to visit. The museum has changed a lot since I first visited it. The changes really added to the experience. So many different areas and interests are covered, and I believe 1 day is not enough to enjoy all these interesting artifacts, beautiful islamic, and archaeological items. There is a lovely cafe at the end of your tour. Tickets are 50QR, students, seniors, teachers, and cultural pass holders get a discount and pay 30QR. The museum is closed on Sunday and opens at 2 on Friday.

One of the best historical Museums in the Middle East, Diversity that covers different ages and civilizations in Asia Reaching up to our recent time. Strongly Recommended.

I recently visited the museum and was thoroughly impressed by the quality and diversity of the collection. The museum offers a unique journey through time, showcasing thousands of objects and various themes, including Islamic art, Qatari heritage, vintage vehicles, jewelry, and currency and toys! One of the highlights for me was the Syrian House and the Qur’an Room with unique curtain from Mecca. The architecture of the museum is a beautiful blend of traditional Qatari elements and modern design, creating a welcoming and engaging atmosphere. The layout is well-organized, making it easy to navigate through the extensive collection. Overall, the Sheikh Faisal Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, culture, and art. Whether you're a local or a tourist, you'll find something fascinating and enriching in this remarkable museum.

Atmosphere was awesome But they are charging ticket 50 QR (its so expensive) and recommend to provide free entry to the museum

A stunning collection of everything with a focus on islamic world relicts from carpets to Furniture, guns, art, instruments, cars and much more. One of the richest museums in Qatar, worth the visit and it takes 12 euros by Uber from the city centre.