Qatar Museums to Reopen Indoor Venues to Public from 21 March

Museums and galleries across Doha welcome visitors during Eid with extended hours

Publish date: Saturday، 21 March 2026 Reading time: 1 min read

Qatar Museums to Reopen Indoor Venues to Public from 21 March

Qatar Museums announced that its museums and galleries will reopen to the public from 21 March 2026, the second day of Eid Al-Fitr.

During the Eid period, all indoor venues—including galleries, cafés, and retail outlets—will be open daily from 21 to 27 March, even on their usual closing days. Outdoor sites, such as heritage and archaeological locations, remain temporarily closed.

Safety first

Qatar Museums said the safety and wellbeing of visitors and staff remain a top priority. Measures are in place to ensure a safe, comfortable experience, with staff available to assist visitors across all sites.

Regular hours resume after Eid

Following Eid, regular operating hours will resume:

Saturday–Thursday: 9 am – 7 pm
Friday: 1:30 pm – 7 pm
Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art: closed Mondays
National Museum of Qatar: closed Tuesdays
3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum: closed Tuesdays
Museum of Islamic Art: closed Wednesdays

Experience art and culture

Visitors are encouraged to check the Qatar Museums website and social media for updated information on exhibitions, workshops, tours, and events: qm.org.qa/en/calendar.

The reopening offers audiences the chance to engage with art, heritage, and culture throughout Eid and beyond, making Doha’s museums and galleries a must-visit destination this festive season.

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Qatar Museums to Reopen Indoor Venues to Public from 21 March

Safety first

Regular hours resume after Eid

Experience art and culture

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