Nejmeh Square is the central square in the Beirut Central District in the Lebanese capital, with an area of 2,245 square meters, and in it are the Lebanese Parliament and its annex buildings. The square also contains two cathedrals and a museum, in addition to many cafes and restaurants, and this square has become A distinctive symbol of the city of Beirut all over the world, and its center is the Hamidiya Clock Tower, which was built in 1930, and it displays huge Rolex watches on its four faces, and the tower was a gift from the Lebanese-Mexican immigrant Michel Abed, and it is usually filled with tourists and residents Locals, who come to eat, walk, or enjoy life on the street.