Freedom Tower Miami

Unidad: The World's Game, a FIFA Museum exhibition, takes visitors through the story of soccer, the sport most loved around the world. It is one of several exhibitions in the building, which also includes Libertad and Languages of Migration.

Freedom Tower is a National Historic Landmark that has stood in Downtown Miami since 1925 and has defined the city's skyline for nearly a century. Its past is closely tied to the Cuban American community: it once housed Miami's oldest newspaper and later served as the Cuban Refugee Center. Visitors can learn about these chapters of the building's history alongside the exhibitions.

The visit suits anyone interested in sport, migration, history or architecture. Full-length guided tours cover the building's exhibitions, and shorter walk-throughs each focus on a single exhibition, offering a closer look at one display at a time.