Freedom Square, located in the southern part of Tallinn’s Old Town, serves as a central plaza and a popular meeting spot for locals. The square is also used for concerts and state events. At its heart stands the Victory Column, a monument commemorating the Estonian War of Independence. Surrounding the square, visitors can explore a mix of art deco and functionalist buildings, along with art galleries and cafes. This blend of historical significance and modern amenities offers a vibrant setting for both residents and tourists.
Freedom Square (Vabaduse väljak)
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