The most iconic square in all of Cairo and also in the Arab world, the square is located in the city center of Cairo and it gained its fame from the 25 January protests in Egypt in 2011, currently the area around the square is full of policemen but that has nothing to do with one’s movement or anything, and also Anwar Sadat metro station is located in the square area and if you ever found yourself in Downtown Cairo I’d suggest walking by the square.

Iconic public square that witnessed historical changes in Egypt, crowded, busy and entertaining, many important places are around to watch such as Egyptian Museum, Metro station, many shops, hotels and eateries...

El Tahrir Square is one of the most beautiful places you like to visit in the middle of Cairo.. After development, the Square became an ancient aesthetic and historical symbol.. God bless Egypt. ❤️

Huge. One of the most important venues of Downtown Cairo. Try crossing the street without having a heart attack and fighting for your life

Well it's beautiful after modification. But it's not allowed to stay there for a long time (now adays), and sometimes it's not allowed to take pictures due to security conditions

Great looking place, so clean and neat

Tahrir square will remain the heart of Cairo and the most important place in Egypt

Tahrir Square is one of the most famous squares in Cairo and all of Egypt. It is surrounded by important areas such as the Egyptian Museum and the Qasr al-Nil Bridge. It is characterized by the presence of the obelisk of King Ramses II and Statues of 4 Rams.

One of the most famous squares in Egypt , it's nice after renovations and adding lights effects on the wall it's nice

Beautiful section of Cairo, especially at night. Be careful crossing the streets, pedestrian crossings exist but they are completely ignored.

It's not Place de la Concorde, it's Tahrir Square, the Egyptian obelisk at home land 🇪🇬

Just be there, remember everything that happened there, your memories, your lost hope, the square before the development work is it better now? But at least you could enjoy the air that filled with scent of martyrs unfortunately although all of that no one can hate tahrir Square but in some day I will Also the photography is prohibited there and again ACAB

This is simple a junction in the Cairo city Downtown used by the vehicles as a roundabout. The history says it is a place where a revolution took place. You don’t need to separate a day for the visit, just come across the square when you travelling in downtown Cairo.

Historic and contemporary area of Cairo, you can access it by car or train depending on your location. Safe area, you can walk by the korniche it's amazing view.

Tahrir Square (Arabic: ميدان التحرير‎ Mīdān at-Taḥrīr, ], English: Liberation Square), also known as "Martyr Square", is a major public town square in downtown Cairo, Egypt. The square has been the location and focus for political demonstrations in Cairo, most notably those that led to the 2011 Egyptian revolution and the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak

Nice square with beautiful and clasic building..near to moseum and train station

Visited 7 October 2022 A free site to see in Egypt ( there aren't many ) Journeyed here from the National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation via Uber. To all travellers wanting to get around Cairo use Uber it is safe, simple and very very inexpensive. We got dropped on one side of the square and had to make our way over to the other side. Luckily there is a pedestrian crossing which you can use instead of trying to cross by yourself. Though when you get the hang of crossing the street it is very easy and a very exhilarating experience especially on some of the larger roads. At the centre of the square is a large roundabout with an obelisk of Ramses The Great which was removed from the Tanis archaeological site in 2020 I believe. There are also four Ram sphinxes surrounding the obelisk. The square is famous for the site of the political demonstrations that ousted the Mubarak government in the Arab Spring of 2011 You will find the Egyptian Museum at one end of the Square.

I had been there morning and night. At the morning quietly hooter sound is numb your brain also deaf your ears. At the nights opposite of morning. Public folks most thing you need be attend while walking around square. You have to vusit if youre tourist at egypt.

The place is very nice during early morning before is congested by traffic, or late evening in the night after 9:00 PM. You can enjoy taking pictures and the view of historic building.

It's a place where we can move in all direction. The Egyptian Museum, Bus Stop, Metro station, Markets, Cafe n restaurants, eateries, 5 stars Hotel are well within walkable distance from this Square.

A bit empty than usual because of the holidays but very nice to enjoy when it's empty

The iconic historical Tahrir square … were all the world was watching 2011 revolution

superb place downtown cairo and that place where you catch every thing every piont and good living place near metro near museum near banks near nile river near giza pyramides

Of immense political value having been the epicentre of so many protests and demonstrations. Otherwise just a busy traffic circle

We had a good walk around

Wonderful place with amazing view at night

The site that saw the tumultuous Egyptian revolution in 2011

Of course I love this place but I went there a week ago I could stand there and look at anything or have a visit there are police members who prevent us from standing and watching the place or the restaurants or the view of the square or anything and kept pushing us to go away which is not a good thing for Egyptian to not feel safe to walk in the streets of Cairo

Remarkable square looks like the Arc De Triumphs in Paris, where many direction will come out of the big square. Surely, politically important as it reflected a marked change in the modern time. I recommend that you visit it in the late evening. Keep an eye on the renovation around the square that is astonishing especially at night with light reflecting on the architectural art of the surrounding buildings.

Tahrir Square in Cairo is a historic and significant landmark that should not be missed. The square has played a central role in the political and social history of Egypt, and has been the site of many important events and protests. Visiting Tahrir Square is an opportunity to witness the energy and spirit of the Egyptian people. The square is always bustling with activity, and it is a great place to people-watch and take in the sights and sounds of the city. It is also a great place to learn about the history and culture of Cairo and Egypt, as there are many monuments and landmarks nearby that commemorate important events and individuals. In addition to its historical and cultural significance, Tahrir Square is also a beautiful and well-maintained public space. The lush green lawns and elegant fountains provide a peaceful contrast to the busy streets surrounding the square, and make it a great place to relax and enjoy the sun. I would highly recommend visiting Tahrir Square to anyone traveling to Cairo. It is a must-see for those interested in history and politics, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who visit.

Was a great place to visit .. now they will start a construction to make this area more attractive. And tourist friendly.

Most beautiful place in Egypt

It’s an awesome square that witnessed the 25 January and 30 June revolutions

One of rhe most famous locations in the heart of Cairo. Made famous during the revolution in 2011. However it has been a location for political protest for nearly a century. Designed and built in 1865 in the French style because Khedive Ismail loved the French designs.

Very busy , clean & beautiful must come see it if you are in downtown cairo

Nice place with great history. Lot of traffic. Keep your children on a leash.

I love this area as you have literally everything at just one step away:food,toiletries,clothes,shoes,souvenirs,etc! Is just amazing! I come to Egypt/Cairo 10 times in the last 3 years and i absolutelly come to same hotel as i love the people and area around!!!! IT'S A 10+ AREA!!! 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬❤❤❤❤🤗🤗🇪🇬🇪🇬❤❤❤

The most famous square of Cairo, the square is located in the city center of Cairo and it gained its fame from the 25 January protests in Egypt in 2011, currently the area around the square is full of policemen but that has nothing to do with one’s movement or anything, and also Anwar Sadat metro station is located in the square area and museum mostly travel and tourism offices hotels hostel food places and bus station near the square I’d suggest you stay near the square.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I visited the new Tahreer Square which was well lit up besides a beautiful clean square with a lovely artistic buildings

The most important location in Egypt 🇪🇬