Top Things to do in Al-Rayyan
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7 Things to do in Al-Rayyan That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Al-Rayyan, Qatar including Mall of Qatar, KidzMondo Doha, Zekreet Beach, Musfur Sinkhole, Film City, Al Reem Biosphere Reserve, Education City Stadium.
1. Mall of Qatar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 284 reviews
Opened 10 December 2016, Mall of Qatar, spread over 5.4 million square feet with over 500 stores, is setting new super regional mall standards. Mall of Qatar is an entertainment destination premiering the world’s first resident troupe, performing mall wide entertainment and custom developed live shows on a 360 degree multi-lift rotating festival stage with theatrical sound and lighting and animated water features. The nation’s mall is a jewel in Qatar’s National Vision 2030, offering visitors a wide selection of major international brands, over 100 food and beverage outlets as well as a 5 star luxury hotel, part of Curio, a Collection by Hilton. The Mall’s 19-screen Megaplex includes the largest IMAX Laser 3D projection system in the world, luxurious Novo 7-Star experience with in-theatre dining and mind-blowing MX4D, Kids screen, 6 VIP screens on 3 levels, and an 8-lane bowling alley And much more! We hope to see you soon
Reviewed By JenanJamal - Kuwait City, Kuwait
Elegant mall in Qatar, Lots of shops, restaurants, cafes, entertainments available there. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the mall. quiet and the shopping was amazing!
2. KidzMondo Doha
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
KidzMondo Doha is an international edutainment concept, designed to provide a complete solution for children, by offering a unique & fun indoor theme park created with the intention to educate & impart knowledge about the adult professional world. KidzMondo’s concept is to help children understand good citizenship qualities & kind values, while enlightening them about the society they live in.
Reviewed By Eric-1277 - Doha, Qatar
I cannot overstress the fun and enjoyment we had in here. If we parents had a good time, you can just imagine how the kids feel as they are the ones involved in all the activities. Acting the role at its best. Real life experience with salary to earn. The kids are exposed to the real world in this mini-city adventure. Highly recommended.
3. Zekreet Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By IanA2358
no access at moment to most of the peninsular - it's closed off at the gate to the UNESCO nature site. guard says it has been closed since Ramadan - not sure when it will open. Southern part of peninsular (below film city) below fence still accessible. beautiful place.
4. Musfur Sinkhole
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 55sveinunga - Auklandshamn, Norway
Probably the the most amazing and undiscovered natural attraction in Qatar! Amazing! Had this been in the US or Europe there would have been a disturbing visitors centre and lots of tourists. This is all natural and you will probably not meet anyone there ;)
5. Film City
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By kerryleeann - Doha, Qatar
The drive from Doha to Zekreet was just under an hour. However, the drive along the desert to film city was very bumpy and took longer than expected. I think a car would be fine as long as you stay on the main path. We took our Jeep and went off road a few times and did bottom out. We also had to go slower than expected because the shocks on our vehicle aren’t great. The desert drive although bumpy was spectacular. We went on a weekday during winter break and only passed a couple other vehicles. As you drive up to film city, there is wild Oryx and ostrich in huge confined fenced area, which was pretty neat. Film city itself was very cool. The very friendly security fellow invited us for tea in a covered outdoor space. It was cool to explore the old town setting and climb up the stairs for a view of the desert. Roosters and cats roamed the property. Have your camera ready because there’s so many opportunities for great photos including a stop along the Zekreet desert to climb up the sandstone formations. We even drove over to an area where the desert transitioned into the sea and dipped our toes in the water. It was absolutely clear and stunning. If you like to get out and explore I would highly recommend it. Must see while in Qatar if you have the time!
