Monuments

Monuments are structures or landmarks built to commemorate significant people, events, or cultural heritage. They can take various forms, including statues, buildings, tombs, or memorials, and often reflect historical, artistic, or architectural significance. Monuments serve as a way for societies to remember and honor their past, celebrate achievements, or promote national identity. They are often tourist attractions and can inspire reflection or provoke emotions related to history and collective memory. Examples include the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.