Freedom Tower

The Freedom Tower is a landmark of Miami. It has a century-old history. It was once a government office building. You can visit the Freedom Tower. But when we passed by, it was not open and just took photos.

For many years, this building has been the "Cuba Refugee Center", where Cuban political exiles gather for freedom. As a processing center, there are not only doctor inspections, but also other private services, but also provide information in other fields to the US government.

Except for those who have come here because they have a special liking for this historical building, you may think that this journey is too short and can not be called a scenic spot depicting the local history with deep and dark colors. It was almost built as a cheap short-term exhibition, which was then forgotten. The area with art exhibitions has only recently been renovated but this area is small. The area around the tower is not very safe. I suggest not to park your car on the street. It is best to park in a paid parking space, so that you will feel safe from your car being damaged.

Miami’s Bayside’s Freedom Tower is very conspicuous. The tall tower, especially the American Stars and Stripes and Cuban flags fluttering on both sides of the tower, is normalizing relations between these two countries. The Freedom Tower is attracting tourists' attention. The Freedom Tower was built in 1925 and is listed as a National Historic Landmark of the United States. The Freedom Tower used to be the Miami News Headquarters and served as an office and refuge for Cuban immigrants from 1962 to 1974. The Freedom Tower in Miami is now a monument to commemorate Cuban-American immigrants, recording the footprints of Cuban immigrants.

Freedom Tower is very prominent. It is said that when Cuban refugees came to the United States, they were here to wait for immigration or something. In short, this place is important for Cuban immigrants. If you don't want to just look outside, there are exhibitions that tell you about the history of the Cuban asylum-seekers. Now the Tower of Freedom is part of Miami Dade College campus, and there are plenty of art exhibitions.