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In
the
heart
of
Msheireb
Downtown
Doha,
the
oldest
part
of
the
Capital
is
where
you
can
find
the
preserved
Historic
Cultural
Houses,
the
Msheireb
Museums,
that
cover
the
genuine
history
and
rich
culture
of
Qatar.
It
has
four
houses
that
each
showcase
different
stories
and
use
a
combined
strategy
of
technology
and
natural
resources
to
bring
out
the
ancient
stories
in
the
present.
It
contains
artifacts
in
the
old
days
and
superb
architectural
designs
that
demonstrate
the
beauty
of
Qatar’s
culture
and
the
growth
of
its
economy.
The
four
Heritage
Houses
are:
Mohammed
Bin
Jassim
House
–
Portrays
traditional
values
and
the
transformation
of
Msheireb
through
time.
Company
House
–
Tells
the
story
of
success
on
Qatar’s
first
oil
discovery.
Bin
Jelmood
House
–
Provides
extensive
knowledge
and
awareness
about
slavery
and
human
exploitation
over
thousands
of
years,
and
how
Qatar
has
been
part
of
it.
Radwani
House
–
Lets
you
experience
traditional
Qatari
life
during
the
old
days.
It
has
actual
representation
on
each
specific
part
of
the
house
which
displays
how
Qatari
life
was
being
practiced.
What
to
expect
in
the
Msheireb
Museums:
Row
of
rooms
designed
with
smart
technology
that
delivers
brilliant
visual
and
audio
presentations
that
take
your
imagination
to
the
actual
scene.Collections
of
artifacts,
relic
and
treasured
antiques.
Unique
graphic
chart
of
Qatar’s
oil
discovery
designed
with
machine
bars
and
cable
that
let
you
navigate
through
eachseries
.Actual
excavation
site
where
archaeologists
work
during
the
discovery
of
the
artifacts
displayed
at
the
Museum.
The
houses
are
separated
approximately
1-2
minutes
away
by
walking
and
the
staff
are
more
than
happy
to
lead
you
toward
each
houses.
Comfortable
bench
and
sitting
areas
for
taking
rest.
Timings
and
Location:
Opening
times
for
the
museum
is
from
Monday-
Thursday,
9
AM
–
5PM
and
Friday,
3PM
–
9PM,
and
Saturday,
9AM
–
9PM.
Drive
through
Bank
Street/
Grand
Hamad
Street
and
take
a
left
turn
after
Al
Fardan
Exchange
Qatar.
Glide
on
your
way
up
to
Ali
Bin
Abdullah
Street
and
take
the
first
right
turn.
Keep
straight
up
to
Al
Asmakh
Street
then
take
the
first
left
turn.
From
there,
you
can
see
the
Mshereib
Museum.
Alternatively
it
is
exactly
behind
the
Grand
Mosque,
near
to
Souq
Waqif
too.
To
save
all
the
hassle,
look
on
Google
Maps
or
use
these
GPS
25.2869077,51.5283125
coordinates.thanks
Md
Nahid
Islam
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