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Freedom Monument can be found in the heart of Latvia’s capital city, Riga. The memorial, which was unveiled in 1935, honors soldiers who were killed during the Latvian War of Independence. It is a much-respected symbol for Latvian citizens who look upon the monument as a sign of independence and freedom. The monument towers at 138 feet and is covered with sculptures that depict Latvia’s history and culture. Throughout the year there are many events and festivals, which are celebrated at the base of the monument because of its symbol of national independence; visitors are urged to join in on the fun during their vacation.

Central District, Riga, LV-1050, Latvia

Freedom Monument
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