Paris Square (Haifa)

Paris Square is a public square located in downtown Haifa, Israel. Originally known as Golomb Square, it was renamed in 1949 to honor the city of Paris, France. The square serves as a central transportation hub, connecting various bus lines and the Carmelit subway.

The square is a significant landmark in Haifa, known for its bustling atmosphere and its location near several important buildings and commercial areas. These include the Haifa City Hall, the German Colony, and numerous shops and restaurants. Over the years, Paris Square has undergone several renovations and redesigns to improve its functionality and aesthetics. It often serves as a venue for public events, demonstrations, and celebrations.