What to do in Qatar when there's no World Cup football - in pictures

From relaxing on the beach to visiting mosques, fans are keeping themselves entertained between games in Qatar

Footballers show their skills at the Corniche, in Qatari capital Doha. AP Photo

Spectacular illuminated fountains at Katara Cultural Village in Doha. AP Photo

Visitors at Katara Mosque in Doha. Reuters

Sunset silhouettes part of the 'Shadows travelling on the sea of the day' installation by Icelandic–Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, in desert near Al Zubarah, northern Qatar. AFP

An open-air concert by the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra at the Corniche. AP

A kickabout at Souq Waqif in Doha. AP

The spectacular National Museum of Qatar in Doha. AP

Children wearing illuminated capes dance on the Corniche. AP Photo

Customers relax on a restaurant terrace in Doha. AP

Players tussle for the ball at Katara Beach in Doha. AP

Admiring the view from the Corniche. AP Photo

A parade at Katara. AFP

A woman gets a souvenir picture taken at the Corniche. AP Photo

Children playing in Katara. AFP

Taking a stroll through a floral tunnel at Al Masrah Park at the Corniche. AP

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