Torre de La Libertad, Modern monument at Paseo Marítimo, Bata, Equatorial Guinea

The Torre de La Libertad is a modern structure located on the Paseo Marítimo that rises prominently above the surrounding urban environment. The building combines dining and entertainment facilities within its contemporary framework.

The Torre de la Libertad was inaugurated on 12 October 2011, during the celebrations of Equatorial Guinea's independence, which was declared on 12 October 1968. It stands in Bata, in the country's continental region, on a promenade beside the river.

The tower serves as a visible symbol of national progress in the city's daily life and landscape. Its position on the waterfront has made it a central reference point that residents and visitors naturally notice when moving through Bata.

The tower stands on the promenade beside the river in Bata, within the continental region of Equatorial Guinea. The revolving restaurant occupies the top level, so the view over the city comes from the tower's upper part rather than from street level. The lighting system changes the tower's colours after dark, which makes evening the time to see it lit.

The tower's lighting system changes its colours after dark, so the monument looks different at night than in daylight. At the top sits a revolving restaurant, which turns while diners eat. Both features are named in the earliest published descriptions of the tower.