1905. aasta revolutsiooni monument
Tallinn, Estonia
It commemorates the victims of the workers' demonstrations of October 16, 1905, which distinguishes it from other monuments dedicated to individuals.
1905. aasta revolutsiooni monument commemorates the events of Bloody Sunday in Tallinn. It was erected to honor the victims of workers' demonstrations that took place on October 16, 1905, when the military opened fire on protesters. The monument depicts stylized figures symbolizing struggle and sacrifice. It is an important point in the history of the Estonian labor movement.
- Visit time: 15 min
How long does it take to visit 1905. aasta revolutsiooni monument?
Plan about 15 min.
Nearby
- Eesti Draamateater — 60 m
- Rahvusooper Estonia — 70 m
- Kuku klubi — 90 m
- Peppersack — 240 m
- Hellemann Tower — 260 m
- Olde Hansa — 270 m
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