Al Zubarah: Perhaps the most famous historical site in Qatar, Al Zubarah is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the northwestern coast. It was a thriving pearling and trading town in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Al-Jassasiya Petroglyphs: Located in the northeastern part of Qatar, the Al-Jassasiya site features ancient rock carvings (petroglyphs) that date back to the Neolithic period. These carvings include various shapes and symbols, such as boats, animals, and geometric patterns, etched into the limestone hills.
Al Khor: Al Khor is one of Qatar's older towns, known for its historic harbor and traditional architecture. While it is now a modern town, the old part of Al Khor retains elements of traditional Qatari village life and architecture.
Al Wakrah: Once a small fishing and pearling village, Al Wakrah has grown into a bustling town. The Al Wakrah Heritage Village showcases restored traditional buildings, a souq (market), and a fishing harbor, offering a look into the village's past.
Barzan Towers (Umm Salal Mohammed): Located in the village of Umm Salal Mohammed, the Barzan Towers were built in the late 19th century and served as watchtowers to protect the local water sources. The towers are a fine example of traditional Qatari military architecture.