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Freedom Monument
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Verified Rīga, Riga

Brīvības piemineklis

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A 42 m monument unveiled in 1935 in honour of the soldiers who fell in the War of Independence, by sculptor Kārlis Zāle. The granite, travertine and copper composition is crowned by a woman holding up three stars, and it is a symbol of Latvia’s freedom and independence. An honour guard stands at its foot.

Attractions

What to expect

  • Allow time to explore without rushing
  • Guided tours on request
  • Souvenirs and a café nearby

Good to know

Address
Brīvības laukums, Rīga
Season
All year
Price
Free
Kids
No
Outdoors
Yes

Details checked: October 2026. For current prices and opening hours, see the business website. Source: wikipedia.org.

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