Over the past century, the Freedom Tower has become a symbol of freedom and democracy for many Cubans living in Miami. Starting this fall, you can finally visit the newly reopened landmark. After two years of renovations, the Freedom Tower is commemorating its reopening — and centennial year — with new exhibitions and gallery spaces dedicated to its storied past. After the Cuban Assistance Program ended in 1974, the building fell into two decades of disrepair until it was restored by the Cuban American National Foundation in the '90s. And now, the Mediterranean Revival-style tower is looking back at the years that have irrevocably changed Miami's cultural landscape.