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The Corniche - The Corniche Review - IgoUgo
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The Corniche
Sea front, Doha
Doha
The Corniche
baroudeur2004
from Liege
September 20, 2007
The Corniche of Doha is one of the most famous waterfronts in the Middle-East. An early morning or evening walk along the palm-lined Corniche is a must during your visit in Doha. The azure waters are worth having a look at, especially at dawn.
You can start your walk near the old city centre, near the Babel tower-like Islamic Bank and the souqs. If you are not up to a 7.5km walk, you can take a car and stop at the most important points, such as the dhow harbour with working boats, the pearl in a huge shell, the Royal Palace or the mascot of the Asian Games of 2006. The City Center Mall is also on the Corniche. The Corniche ends at the Sheraton Hotel.
There is incessant building works along the Corniche, so if you come back another year, you will see new modern buildings. In summer, the Corniche is empty of pedestrians because of the heat. However I was told that in winter, in the early evening, it is full of people having a stroll along the sea, picnicking, enjoying the city views. Also, it is popular in the morning for joggers.
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Doha, a Paradise for Expatriates?
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