It is the three huge cement palm leaves, which form a prominent landmark, and the capital is often referred to by it. It is located in the upper part of the capital in the Al-Madania neighborhood, flying at an altitude of 92 meters. It is reached by cable car to get to it from Hama in order to save time, because going by taxi requires more time.

In the cable car, you will have a breathtaking view of the whole city, which you will discover as a bay between two sea heads. You can also see the Martyr's Museum, located under the shrine and near it is the Dome of Mercy for the Martyrs of the Liberation Revolution. This shrine is a memorial to the Algerian war built in 1982, on the occasion of commemorating the twentieth anniversary of Algeria's independence, and in memory of the victims of the liberation war. There is also the "Riyad Al-Fath", which is settled under it, which is a semi-commercial center built in the country's socialist era in the early eighties with the shrine of the martyr, that is, at the beginning of the Shazly era. The interesting thing about Riad Al-Fath, which is owned by the state, is that most of the shops in it are closed, and those that are open have not changed for 30 years, so the visitor feels as if he is wandering around in a museum, because the demand for the place declined more than two decades ago for the sake of more practical and modern places.