Main Grandstand Ticket (+140€)
The Main Grandstand at the Lusail International Circuit offers one of the most comprehensive and exciting experiences for Grand Prix spectators. From this position, spectators have a direct line of sight to the start/finish line, pits and teams, offering unique access to the most crucial moments of the race - the start, pit stops and finish. The Main Grandstand is ideal for those who want to be at the heart of the action, watching drivers prepare, battle for positions and perform strategic tyre changes. Like other grandstands, ticket holders also enjoy access to all post-race concerts featuring international artists, making the weekend an ultimate entertainment destination.
T16 Grandstand Ticket
The T16 Grandstand at the Lusail International Circuit, as its name suggests, is located overlooking turn 16.
As a brand new seating area, this will be an exciting venue for fans with great views of the F1 cars as they race at high speed in the final section of the circuit.
Ticket holders will have a direct view of all the action in Turn 16, where fans will have a view of the cars breaking from high speed in the final corner before they enter the main straight.
In addition to the on-track activity, ticket holders will have access to all the post-race F1 concerts featuring some of the top international artists.
The ticket includes:
- Admission for all three days of the event.
- Access to 3 days of free seating on the T16 stand or Main Grandstand.
- Entrance to the F1® Fan Village where you will find entertainment, activities for adults and children, and live entertainment.
- Access to the Food Court to enjoy a wide variety of local and international cuisine.
- Entrance to all F1® post-race concerts featuring international and Arab artists.
- Access to F1 merchandise and local merchandise shops.
- Free round-trip shuttles between Lusail Metro station and the track.
- Easy access to free parking.
- The actual F1 ticket will be communicated closer to the event.
A FUTURE MAINTENANCE AND DELIVERY
Qatar is a unique combination of modernity and cultural tradition. Visitors constantly transition from cutting-edge experiences in sightseeing, hotels and transportation, to traditional souks and museums, and of course the fascinating natural deserts and dunes. The architecture pays deep homage to the nation's geography and past, whether it's a desert rose crystal, as in the case of the Qatar National Museum, or a traditional dhow boat, under the Sidra Hospital and curved roof of the new Corinthia yacht club.
A CONSERVATION OF FUTURE AND DELIVERY
Qatar is a unique combination of modernity and cultural tradition. Visitors constantly transition from cutting edge experiences in sightseeing, hotels and transport, to traditional souks and museums, and of course the fascinating natural deserts and dunes. The architecture pays deep homage to the nation's geography and past, whether it's a desert rose crystal, as in the case of the Qatar National Museum, or a traditional dhow boat, under the Sidra Hospital and curved roof of the new Corinthia yacht club
THE HOTTEST OF WELCOME
Everyone is welcome to visit Qatar, an inclusive country with a warm culture of Arab hospitality. Qatar is a melting pot of different nationalities and ethnicities - foreign residents make up over 85% of the total population. Welcome to Doha An impressive skyline welcomes you to Doha, Qatar's thriving coastal capital on the Arabian Peninsula. Get ready to experience one of the most enchanting cities in the Middle East and feel more than ever before. Doha, a magical gateway to Qatar Our capital is a melting pot of 94 nationalities that welcomes visitors with open arms. Doha is the perfect place to start your journey to explore all that Qatar has to offer. Experience Doha's iconic sites With the old-meets-new charm that comes from its many landmarks and fascinating art and architecture, explore the sites that make Doha one of the Middle East's premier destinations. Immerse yourself in Pearl, Qatar Discover a fascinating island in Doha where luxury, leisure and a thriving community coexist. Pearl Qatar is a man-made island near Doha's famous West Bay District. Featuring Mediterranean-style yacht marinas, residential towers, villas and hotels, the area also offers a luxury shopping experience with boutiques and premium designer showrooms. The island is also home to trendy restaurants - from refreshing ice creams to five-star dining experiences, and stands out for its pedestrian-friendly squares and plazas along with a wide variety of beautifully landscaped gardens. The Pearl is a popular visitor attraction due to its elegance, with descriptions such as the ‘Arabian Riviera’.
Souq Waqif
Built on the site of Doha's old commercial market on the banks of Wadi Musheireb, Souq Waqif looks anachronistic, especially against the backdrop of Doha's dramatic modernist skyline. With its mud-caked buildings, the market harkens back to a bygone era, while remaining a hub of activity where commerce and gossip collide. The winding streets of Souq Waqif offer a tableau of traditional street life. Here, the 12 reasons why Souq Waqif is something to do:
Hold a hawk in your hand
Falconry is a traditional sport in Qatar and Souq Waqif hosts a Falcon Souq where you can see the majestic birds up close and, under the watchful eye of the shopkeeper, pose with a falcon perched in your hand. It's also possible to buy hawks and accessories here, and an exclusive hospital treats whatever ails them. See some camels and horses Head to the camel corral near Falcon Souq to see these creatures through doe-eyed eyes, or wander through the Emiri stables, where gorgeous Arabian horses dominate amidst taking the heritage police on their daily rounds of the souk. Indulge in some retail therapy The shops lining the alleys of the souk beckon with all manner of wares, both practical and fantastic. From shoes to antiques to crafts, the souk rewards treasure hunters with items from all over the region. Fishing and pearl diving equipment compete for attention with woven textiles, rugs, wooden furniture and glass ornaments made in adjacent workshops. Aspiring musicians can enjoy local varieties of drums, flutes and stringed instruments, including the melodic oud. Get some art Decorated with beautiful wood carvings, hand-painted tiles and colourful lanterns, the Souq Waqif Art Centre showcases the works of local and visiting artists, all available for sale. Around the showroom are workshops and you can take an art class or watch artists at work. Add spice to your life Follow your nose to the spices pouring out of jute bags. From whole or ground spices, this is your place for exotic Arabic flavors like saffron, sugar, sumac, dried flowers, dried black lemons and endless varieties of dates, honey, tea leaves and coffee beans. Learn about pearls Qatar has been at the heart of the pearl industry in days gone by. At the pearl shop located among the shops selling handicrafts, you can chat with the owner - a former pearl diver, learn about the lost art of pearl making and see the many varieties of white, pink and grey pearls.
Buy some local beauty products
At Souq, you can find many of the region's traditional perfumes and cosmetics, from oud and musk to specially made stencil perfumes, koj, argan oil and henna. For a temporary souvenir, get a fresh henna tattoo by an artist on site. Eat like a champ From restaurants to hawkers, the souk has food to reduce hunger. Local women gather in the main courtyard selling everything from samosas and stuffed grape leaves to meat stews and sweet pasta. If street food isn't your thing, try karak tea and crepes (regag) at Shay al Shamoos, makhboos (a traditional rice dish) at Al Jasra, fahsa (confident cooked meat in clay pots) eaten in traditional style sitting on the floor at Bander Aden. , and the mouth-watering cauliflower and baklava at Al Aker Sweets.
Relax like a local
Souq Waqif is by far the most popular place to hang out with friends, especially after dusk. Open until the early hours of the morning, the roadside cafes offer an endless supply of Arabic coffee, fresh fruit juices and hookah with your choice of aromatic tobacco. Many restaurants have TV screens showing football matches, while some, such as Majlis Al Dana, offer backgammon, a popular local board game.
Feel like Persian kings
Once inside Paris, you'll find yourself in a dazzling palatial setting with intricate mirrors and antique glass lanterns. Many of the items in this restaurant were selected from Iran and assembled in Doha over many years.
Enjoy the street performances
The souk is busiest in the cooler months, with cultural performances by local or regional groups. There are often costume parades and street performances during the annual Shop Qatar or Eid festivals. The open courtyards of the souk also host frequent exhibitions.
