The Qatar stadiums map shows all main stadiums of Qatar. This stadiums map of Qatar will allow you to know stadiums locations and list of teams stadiums in Qatar in Western Asia. The Qatar stadiums map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

An almighty building project is currently underway across Qatar as the nation gears up to host the FIFA World Cup 2022. A total of 7 new stadiums will be constructed for the tournament while another has already undergone extensive renovation. The 8 venues are set to be divided across the nation, with all less than an hour from the capital of Doha. The only Qatar football World Cup stadium not being built from scratch, Khalifa International as you can see in Qatar stadiums map, is the most iconic arena in the nation of Qatar and has actually been around since 1976. That is practically ancient by local standards. After a massive renovation, the ground reopened in 2017 and, with a 40,000 capacity, it will host games up to the quarter-final stage. With advanced cooling technologies keeping both players and fans at the ideal temperature, the stadium modernity is also represented by the iconic dual arch external structure. Khalifa International Stadium sits at the heart of Doha Aspire Zone, an area of technological development and innovation that is set to act as a major centre for fans throughout the 2022 World Cup.

Al-Bayt Stadium as its shown in Qatar stadiums map is situated in the city of Al-Khor and is set to be a semi-final host at the 2022 World Cup. The arena features a striking design that reflects the tents used by the Bedouin people, a nomadic group living across the Arab world for centuries. The 60,000-seater stadium will be set within a wider complex featuring various amenities such as a shopping mall, hospital and more. At 60 km from Doha, this stadium is one of the most difficult to reach for fans, with taxis and buses being the best options to travel here. Al-Janoub stadium is a truly striking arena that is set to have a capacity of around 40,000. It was designed by the late, globally renowned architect Dame Zaha Hadid in her signature curved style. This stylish Qatar stadium was inspired by the hulls of pearl fishing boats that have long operated across the Arabian Peninsula. This is something further reflected in the use of traditional materials and even timber in the construction of the arena. Al-Janoub stadium is located in Al-Wakrah city. At just 20 km from Doha, fans will be able to reach the city of Al-Wakrah stadium using a purpose-built metro line.

Education City Stadium is a 40,000-seater arena that is set to host matches up to the quarter-final stage of the 2022 Qatar World Cup. It is named after its location on the campus of Qatar leading university. As yet unfinished, the ground has been designed in the form of a jagged diamond that will glitter by day and, quite literally, glow by night. The stadium is set to have its capacity cut by half after the tournament with more than 20,000 seats set to be donated to build stadiums in developing countries. Education City Stadium is located just 7 km from downtown Doha as its mentioned in Qatar stadiums map and fans will find it easy to get there by road or by metro. The whole area is filled with green spaces, a golf course, and even a state-of-the-art shopping mall. Situated on the site of the old Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium, the Al-Rayyan Stadium has a capacity of over 40,000, which allows it to host matches up to the quarter-finals stage of the Qatar World Cup. One of Qatar most traditional and historic cities, Al-Rayyan sits on the edge of the desert and will allow visitors to the country a glimpse into Qatar deep cultural roots. At just a few kilometres from Doha, fans will be able to reach this stadium on a purpose-built metro line.