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·amura· 42 compás int • int compass Opal, owned by Gordon Ramsey, is located in the St. Regis hotel. Its menu is as homemade as possi- ble, and that includes the Opal Wagyu burger. Three-Sixty, located on the 47th floor of The Torch skyscraper, is ideal for enjoying Mediterra- nean preparations with 360° views of Doha in its revolving restaurant. The Pearl Qatar A must-see is The Pearl Qatar, a man-made island shaped like a string of pearls, built on nearly 1,000 acres of reclaimed land near Doha’s distinguished West Bay district. The development has Mediterra- nean-style marinas, residential towers, villas and sumptuous hotels, with designer boutiques and art galleries. It is home to dining venues ranging from cafes to five-star culinary experiences, highlighted by pedestrianplazas and awide range of landscaped gardens. Known as the “Arab Riviera”, it is divided into three areas: Qanat Quartier, the “Little Venice”, with its colorful buildings, bridges crossing the canals and pedestrian areas, with exclusive beachfront stores and restaurants. It is followed by Porto Ara- bia, a modern Mediterranean district, with luxuri- ous yachts and dining venues, andMedina Centrale, with squares, gardens, children’s play areas, along with cafes, restaurants and stores. • Opal. Propiedad de Gordon Ramsey, se encuen- tra en hotel St. Regis. Su menú es lo más casero posi- ble, y eso incluye la hamburguesa Opal Wagyu. • Three-Sixty. En el piso 47 del rascacielos The Torch, disfruta de las preparaciones mediterráneas con vistas de 360° de Doha en su restaurante gi- ratorio. The Pearl Qatar Una visita obligada es The Pearl Qatar, una isla artificial con forma de collar de perlas, construida sobre 4 millo- nes de m 2 de tierra ganada al mar, cerca del distinguido distrito de West Bay de Doha. El desarrollo tiene puer- tos deportivos estilo mediterráneo, torres residencia- les, villas y suntuosos hoteles, con boutiques de dise- ñadores y galerías de arte. Alberga lugares para comer, desde cafeterías hasta experiencias culinarias de cinco estrellas, destacándose por sus plazas peatonales y una amplia gama de jardines paisajísticos. Conocida como la “Riviera árabe”, se divide en tres áreas: Qanat Quartier, la “Pequeña Venecia”, con sus coloridas edificaciones, puentes que cruzan los canales y áreas peatonales, con exclusivas tiendas y restaurantes, frente a la playa. Le sigue Porto Arabia, un moderno distrito mediterráneo, con lujosos yates y sitios para cenar, y Medina Centrale, con plazas, jar- dines, áreas de juego para los niños, junto con cafés, restaurantes y tiendas. 16. The Pearl-Qatar, una isla artificial a la orilla del distrito de West Bay de Doha. / 16. The Pearl-Qatar, an artificial island on the shore of Doha's West Bay district. 16.