Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College

Not to be missed! Learn about the Tower's interesting history; very knowledgeable lady at the desk!👍Great presentation of the Cuban immigration history gives you a feel and transparency of the vibe of Miami which is so much Cuban to me. Learn about the waves of children from Cuba who arrived here and see how they had to adapt. The second floor is part modern art and part presentation to raise environmental awareness. Unfortunately the tower is not open to the public! Imagine standing on top and view the city from there! Maybe the city will open the tower in the near future; it would be certainly an asset and magnet for the tourists! Think about it city council!

I think they should add more memorabilia from the times the Cuban refugees entered the Freedom Tower for their paperwork. The inside of the building is way too empty. I love the cleanliness though. Not worth the money if you pay full priced tickets in my opinion.

The building itself is beautiful. I wish visitors were allowed to go to the top. The exhibit about Cuban immigration is interesting but a little bare. I really enjoyed the exhibit about European exploration in the new world. The contemporary art exhibit on the 2nd floor was a little strange.

The staff is very welcoming and friendly. They have Cuban history exhibits as well as Latin American colonial exhibits. On the rest of the floors they have art exhibits that are very well done... sometimes even better than those at PAM. Se los recomiendo muchísimo. Es muy barata la entrada, y lo que tienen en muestra esta muy bonito y organizado.

Tonight there's an iconic architecture show Beautiful collection of Cuban art and much more Definitely worth a visit

First time going in the museum for a Luncheon reception. And it was amazing. I’ll definitely go back again.

Excellent place with lots of history even when it was closed for renovations you can still visit the outside and reflect on the importance of this building for the history of Miami and Cuba

Learned about the history of Cuban immigration. Can relate to today's world events. Sad and inspiring at the same time.

I have been looking at the Freedom Tower from my balcony for months now, and I've been eager to visit this famous beacon of hope to so many Cuban refugees for so long. When I arrived I was pleased to have my temperature taken first and see masks are required. They also gave me a teacher's discount. I much preferred the first floor, which is an exhibit of the Pedro Pan exodus. Even after reading so many books about the revolution and Cuban history, I never knew about this. I really didn't enjoy the art exhibit (?) on the second floor. It was pretty ... unsettling and strange, but I won't judge the MOAD on this as it changes. Just know that it wasn't at all suitable for kids, so I'd ask first.

Interesting stop to see the history of this beautiful building in the middle of modern architecture. There is only one main exhibit here, otherwise the building is pretty empty. This is there"Freedom Tower" which used to be the Ellis Island of the Southwest. Cuban immigrants came through this building, and as you can see by the pictures there is quite a story to read. There was a docent to give a little information as well. We were on a tour with Miami Tours, and this was one of the stops.