Freedom Monument, Riga

Freedom Monument is one of Latvia's national symbols

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Freedom Monument, Riga

Freedom Monument is one of Latvia's national symbols.

Freedom Monument is one of Latvia's national symbols. It was erected during the first independence and surprisingly never taken down by the Soviets (although laying flowers at its feet was forbidden). The statue of a woman holding three stars at the top of the monument represents Freedom embracing Latvia's regions.

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About Freedom Monument

 Centra rajons, Rīga, Latvia

Freedom Monument and Nearby Sights on Map

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A small, pleasant park surrounding Brivibas Bulvaris

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