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Breathtaking views and four floors of newly reimagined galleries offer an unparalleled opportunity to explore masterpieces of Islamic art.

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No visit to Doha is complete without a stop in the internationally renowned Museum of Islamic Art. Explore one of the most comprehensive collections of Islamic art in the world, with masterpieces from every corner of the globe representing the diversity found in Islamic heritage.

Hours

Saturday–Thursday: 9am–7pm
Fridays: 1.30–7pm

Ramadan Hours (23 March until 20 April)

Saturday–Thursday: 10am–2pm and 8pm–midnight
Fridays: 8pm–midnight

The Museum will be closed on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, 21 April, and reopen on 22 April with regular operating hours.

MIA Park is open 24 hours.

Learn more about visiting during Ramadan.

Before Your Visit

Consult our Visitor Guidelines, which include essential information about dress code, photography policies, and other useful tips to help you make the most of your visit.

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Getting Here

The museum is accessible by car, taxi or by one of our free shuttle buses. There is a taxi stand inside the museum parking area, and taxis can also be hailed on the Corniche, outside the museum’s front gate.

Please note: The museum’s limited parking spaces fill up very quickly, particularly on weekends. During major events in MIA Park, the car park is closed.

Free shuttle buses operate daily and make three stops: the National Museum of Qatar, the Museum of Islamic Art/Al Riwaq, and the Qatar Flour Mills Warehouse. Download timetable (PDF).

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Gift Shop

No time to visit? Our online gift shop offers exclusively designed products inspired by MIA’s magnificent collection and exhibitions.

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Practical Information

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Visitor Guidelines

We've gathered a few practical tips to help you make the most of your visit.
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Accessibility

At Qatar Museums we are committed to ensuring our galleries, museums and cultural offerings are fully accessible to all.
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Contact Us

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While You're Here

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What's On

Find out about upcoming exhibitions and events at MIA.
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About the Galleries

Our permanent collection galleries are organised according to broad historical and cultural themes, periods and geography, and explore the great traditions of Islamic craftsmanship.
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Gift Shop

Discover art-inspired gifts in-store, or online, at the MIA Gift Shop.
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IDAM by Alain Ducasse

Located on the Museum’s top floor, Alain Ducasse’s restaurant IDAM celebrates high standards and sophistication, steeped in the Islamic golden age.
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MIA Café

Stop by for light bites, tasty treats and a place to relax while visiting the galleries.
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MIA Park

MIA Park offers year-round attractions, including film screenings, sporting events, outdoor cafés, art workshops, pop-up markets and more.
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Flag Plaza

Flag Plaza is a community space located near MIA Park, dedicated to celebrating unity and cultural exchange.