Interesting to see how old houses were laid out and then the exhibits are well done. I enjoyed all four museums which covered the different aspects. There are many stories told by older inhabitants which are informative and personal, a nice touch. The Museum of slavery is a very interesting depiction of the thorny topic. As within many other countries, little introspection (especially given recent history). The cafe next door is a welcome break if you need it

This collection of historic Qatari homes that once belonged to affluent residents was a great surprise. Only one of the four we visited was set up to give insight to domestic arrangements. The others took powerful narrative themes to present an aspect of the forces that have shaped Qatar: the oil industry, architecture, and the slave trade. Challenging, impactful, complex narrative with amazing AV interactive displays.

Very interesting history of Qatar with eye-opening facts, figures, videos and pictures of the remarkable last 100+ years. Lots of re-constructed buildings and artifacts, well worth visiting. Short walk from Souq Waqif.

I absolutely loved this! Free entrance. I was in Qatar a while. If you only have a little time, then do the National Museum and Museum of Islamic Art first. There are four heritage‭ ‬houses‭ to visit which are Bin Jelmood House‭, ‬Company House‭, ‬Mohammed Bin Jassim House and Radwani House‭. Three are located in separate buildings next to each other and one on the opposite side. Small, easy to navigate and very interesting. I went twice as I did part and then went back to do the rest. Information is in Arabic and English. The first house was the most interesting to me. Msheireb Museums celebrate the history of the four historic heritage houses in the heart of Msheireb Downtown Doha‭. I learnt a lot about Qatari culture. A lot of uber drivers do not know about it so if you do go, show them on google maps.