Freedom Tower

The Freedom Tower is much smaller than I expected, less than what I imagined, and it looks attractive. I thought it would be a big landmark. It's just across from the American Airlines Center. It's red in the evening, and it looks a little scary...

Apart from those who have only come because of their love for this historic building, you may feel that the journey is too short to be a scenic spot that portrays the local history in a rich and colorful way. It was built almost as a cheap short-term exhibition and then forgotten. The area with art exhibitions has only recently been renovated, but it is a small area. The area around the tower is not very safe. I recommend not parking on the street, preferably in a paid parking space, so you will have a sense of security that your car will not be damaged.

Freedom Tower is very conspicuous. It is said that when Cuban refugees came to the United States, they would wait here for immigration procedures to be completed or something. In short, this place is very important for Cuban immigrants. If you're not satisfied with just looking out at the tower, there's an exhibition that tells the history of the Cuban asylum seekers. Now the Freedom Tower is part of the campus of Miami Dade College, where there are many art exhibitions.

Explore remnants from the Cuban exodus at The Freedom Tower. On the first floor, an exhibition of artifacts from the first exiles is displayed. View old suitcases, hand made dresses, guayaberas (the typical linen, four-pocketed Cuban shirt) and, even, teddy bears, which comforted children on the voyage. There are many black and white photographs of the immigrants as well. They came to the Freedom Tower to be processed upon their arrival in Miami. On the upper floors of the tower, there are museums of art. One of my favorite pieces of cultural history is "The Sleep of Dream Producers Monsters" from Goya.

Miami's BAYSIDE Tower of Freedom is prominent. The towers are high, especially with the American Star-Spangle Flag and the Cuban National Flag flying on both sides. Relations between the two countries are normalizing and the Tower of Freedom attracts tourists'attention. The Freedom Tower was built in 1925 and listed as a national historical landmark of the United States. The Freedom Tower was once the headquarters of Miami News and served as an office and refuge for Cuban immigrants from 1962 to 1974. Now the Miami Freedom Tower serves as a monument to Cuban-American immigrants, recording the footprints of Cuban immigrants.

The Miami Freedom Tower, built in 1925 at Miami Dade College, has a rich history and culture to commemorate the Cuban immigration to the United States. In 1979, it was listed in the National Historic Relics List of the United States, and in 2008, it was included in the National Historic Landmark of the United States.

Free museum that showcases images of the history of those who fled Cuba. Wonderful building as well.

American Freedom Tower, the environment here is very good, the buildings here are very unique, the Freedom Tower has many years of history, like friends can not miss here is very recommendable.

Located on the eastern coast of Miami, alongside numerous seascape buildings, it does not seem tall. It's nearly a hundred years old. Now it's a museum. It's very well maintained and its exterior walls are clean.

This is because many Cubans who had defected to the United States came to live here when they were stolen. But the Americans basically settled the Cubans here, which is the home of Cubans.