What to do in Ramallah

The Ramallah Cultural Palace showcases Palestinian artistic heritage through diverse performances and exhibitions. Attend concerts in the elegant theatre or explore rotating art installations celebrating local talent.

Al-Bireh Municipality serves as the administrative heart of this central West Bank city. During working hours, visitors can observe local governance in action and engage with community services.

This historic green space has served as Ramallah's cultural heart since 1961. Stroll through landscaped gardens, enjoy a leisurely picnic, or catch a summer cultural performance in this urban oasis.

Al Manara Square stands as Ramallah's vibrant heart, marked by its iconic four lion statues representing the city's founding families. Explore surrounding cafés and markets to experience authentic Palestinian daily life.

This early 20th-century Catholic sanctuary serves as a spiritual hub for Ramallah's Christian community. Visitors can attend Arabic Mass services for an authentic cultural experience in its serene, contemplative setting.

This restored Palestinian heritage building hosts dynamic art exhibitions and cultural performances in Ramallah. Wander through the garden or attend a poetry reading to experience authentic local artistic expression.

Learn about the local history of Ramallah with a stop at Arafat's Tomb. You can seek out the local tours in this culturally rich area.

The Mukataa houses Arafat's mausoleum and serves as the Palestinian Authority's headquarters. Visitors can explore the museum's poignant exhibits chronicling Arafat's life and the Palestinian struggle.