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- Martyrs' Square became Beirut's bus and taxi terminus and a popular venue for cinemas, coffee-houses, modest hotels and the red-light district.
- This event encouraged the newly established French mandate of 1918 to officially rename the square as Martyr’s square, a name still holding 102 years later.
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- Martyrs’ Square was completely destroyed during the Lebanese civil war. In the early 1990s, its reconstruction began and the sculpture by Renato Marino...
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- The Martyrs’ Square in Beirut is a very special place to visit as it contains so much history beautiful sights and buildings.
- Discover everything you need to know about Martyrs’ Square (Place des Martyrs), Beirut including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- And it feels as if Martyrs Square in Beirut possesses endless attractions and qualities that it offers for its travelers and now it’s time to discover a collection of alluring...
- During the Lebanese civil war, Beirut Martyrs Square was transformed into a part of the “Green Line” dividing the city spatially, socially and politically.
- In 2005, an international competition was launched for the design of a new square with its axis open to the sea, reestablishing Martyrs’ Square as Beirut’s premier...
- Martyr's Square, Beirut Overview. Martyrs' Square, also known as Al Burj or Place des Cannons, is the central public square of Beirut.
