Independence Restoration Day is a significant public holiday observed annually on August 20th in Estonia. This day commemorates Estonia’s official declaration of independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. It stands as a testament to the nation’s resilience and determination in reclaiming its sovereignty. The holiday is marked by various cultural events and festivities held across the country. The pivotal events leading to Estonia’s second independence, including the Singing Revolution and the Baltic Way human chain, are remembered and celebrated. Independence Restoration Day serves as a symbol of national pride and unity, reminding Estonians of the importance of preserving their cultural heritage and safeguarding their hard-won freedom.