Al-Manara Square is the symbolic heart of Ramallah, a bustling roundabout where the city’s energy is most vividly felt. Marked by its famous lion statues, representing the historic Tamimi family and Ramallah’s strength, the square is a landmark woven into the daily rhythm of Palestinian life. Surrounding the square are banks, offices, cafés, and shops, making it a constant hub of commerce and social interaction.

Beyond its role as a city center, Al-Manara has witnessed the unfolding of Palestinian history in public space. It has been the stage for political demonstrations, festive gatherings, and cultural celebrations, giving it a layered identity as both a civic landmark and a place of collective memory. For visitors, standing in Al-Manara is to witness the living heartbeat of modern Palestine, where tradition, resilience, and daily life intersect.