Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College Review

The Freedom Tower is a landmark building in Miami. It has a history of 100 years. It was once a government office building. The Freedom Tower can be visited, but when we passed by, it was not open, just take pictures.

For years, the building was the "Cuban Refugee Center", a place where Cuban political exiles gathered for freedom. It served as a processing center, not only for doctor checks, but also for private services, but also for information in other areas to the United States government.

Except for those who have come because of their passion for this historic building, you may think the journey is too short and not a spot that paints a lot of local history. It was almost built as a cheap short-term exhibition and then faded away. The area with art exhibitions has only recently been renovated but the area is small. The area around the tower is not very safe, I suggest not to park your car on the street, preferably on paid parking spaces, so you will have a sense of security that your car will not be damaged.

The Freedom Tower in Bayside, Miami, is conspicuous, with high towers, especially the American Star-Spangled Banner and Cuban flags flying on both sides of the tower, which are normalizing relations and attract tourists' attention. The Freedom Tower was built in 1925 and is listed as a national historical landmark. The Freedom Tower was once the Miami Press headquarters, an office and sanctuary for Cuban immigrants from 1962 to 1974, and now the Miami Free Tower, as a monument to Cuban-American immigrants, records the footprint of Cuban immigrants.

Freedom Tower Freedom Tower is very conspicuous. It is said that when Cuban refugees came to the United States, they were here to wait for the immigration procedures to be completed or something. In short, this place is very important for Cuban immigrants. If you are not satisfied with seeing the tower only outside, there is an exhibition inside, which tells the history of Cuban asylum seekers. Now the Freedom Tower is part of the Miami Dade College campus, and there are many art exhibitions inside.