Statua antropofica, Monument in Peru
The Freedom Monument is an iconic sculpture located in the Plaza de Armas of Trujillo.
It is a symbol of Trujillo's history and freedom from Spanish rule.
The monument represents Peruvian cultural heritage and independence.
Visitors can easily access the site while exploring the city center of Trujillo.
Designed by German architect Edmund Möeller, it's an important national landmark.
Location: Trujillo province
Architect: Edmund Möeller
Official opening: July 4, 1929
Architectural style: baroque revival
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