World Cup
In 2010, Qatar won the right to host the world's most extraordinary sporting event, the FIFA 2022 World Cup. In the twelve years leading up to the 2022 tournament, the country was extremely productive. Eight new stadiums were built (seven from scratch and one extensively renovated), alongside new training facilities, a host of sports venues and associated tournament facilities, including state-of-the-art fan zones. And with over a million visitors landing on Qatar's shores during the tournament period, new hotels, resorts, apartments and other places to stay were also constructed, as well as a new Metro and light rail system, new highways and byways, new parks, new tourist attractions and sights, and a host of other amenities.
Though the 2022 tournament has been successfully played out and the masses of football fans and supporters have returned home, the legacy of all the hard work and preparations that went into the event, one of the most successful in World Cup history, remains. Though designed to be redeveloped to ensure their continued contribution to the nation, its people and the economy, the stadiums and their precincts will remain focal points for the local community and iconic landmarks to attract visitors. Sporting facilities continue to host national, regional and international sports events and provide amenities for the local populace. The myriad of sights and attractions, hotels and resorts are a beacon for tourism. And the country's much-improved infrastructure will continue to support the nation's residents and its many visitors from now until the foreseeable future.
So, in a bid to help everyone navigate Qatar's post-2022 tournament, this section of the website is dedicated to all things post-World Cup. From getting to know the redeveloped stadiums to touring the sights and attractions and finding places to eat near each stadium, you'll find an abundance of helpful information right here.
Post 2022 many worldwide will be wondering what else Qatar has to offer - luckily we're here to help.
Al Janoub Stadium, in the coastal town of Al Wakrah, has plenty of eateries less than a 10 minute drive from its doors.
Lusail Stadium has a wealth of eateries on its doorstep to satisfy pre- or post-visit hunger pangs.
Hungry? Check out our dining picks less than ten minutes from Ahmad Bin Ali FIFA 2022 World Cup Stadium.
Feeling peckish while you're near Khalifa International Stadium? We have a few recommendations for you.
Education City Stadium is near numerous eateries. Check out our top three within a 5-minute drive from the arena.
If you’re visiting the 974 Stadium complex and hunger strikes, check out our top recommended eateries in the surrounding area.
If you're feeling peckish while visiting Al Bayt Stadium, check out our top picks for eateries while you're there.
Ahmad bin Ali Stadium may be close to Qatar’s more remote desert landscape, but you can still find many nearby attractions
Exploring Qatar's famous World Cup stadiums? There's more to see; check out these attractions around Khalifa Stadium.
There are plenty of attractions to explore in the vicinity of the Lusail Iconic Stadium; let us show you the way…
Are you visiting Qatar's FIFA World Cup Stadiums post-2022? Then check out these equally Instagrammable spots nearby.
Qatar built eight stadiums for the World Cup - unique, awe-inspiring and, even post-tournament, well-worth visiting.
What can top seeing Qatar’s awesome Al Bayt Stadium? Some fabulous attractions nearby!
Many attractions are close to Al Janoub Stadium in its coastal home and the nearby desert. Check out our favourites...
If you are visiting Education City Stadium, take some time to explore the surrounding area; there are some real gems to discover!
Of all Qatar’s World Cup arenas, 974 Stadium is in the most stunning location, with plenty of attractions nearby to explore.
Al Thumama Stadium has a multitude of attractions just a Metro ride away - have you discovered them yet?