Carl Robert Jakobson Monument
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Carl Robert Jakobson Monument
The Carl Robert Jakobson Monument stands as a tribute to an influential figure of the Estonian Period of Awakening. This statue, inaugurated in 1998, marks the 157th birthday of Jakobson.
Founded by sculptor Mati Karmin, it reflects Jakobson's significance as a journalist, educator, and founder of the Sakala newspaper. The monument highlights his role in fostering national identity during a critical period for Estonia.
Noteworthy Features
- ⭐ Represents a key historical figure in Estonian culture.
- 📖 Sculptor Mati Karmin’s artistry exemplifies early 20th-century styles.
- 💵 C.R. Jakobson's likeness appears on the Estonian 500-kroon note.
The monument is accessible for free and appeals to tourists, families, and historians interested in Estonia's cultural heritage.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Carl Robert Jakobson Monument
Historical Significance
Carl Robert Jakobson was a major advocate for Estonian identity during the national awakening.
Sculptural Details
The monument was crafted by renowned sculptor Mati Karmin.
Currency Recognition
Jakobson is featured on the Estonian 500-kroon banknote.
Location
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Opening Hours
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Price
Free access to the monument.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approximately 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings (8:00 AM–10:00 AM) for fewer crowds.