Dominating Izmir’s busy Konak Square, the Izmir Clock Tower (İzmir Saat Kulesi) has stood as a city landmark since 1901. Rising to a height of 82 feet (25 meters), the tower features a lacy, ornate design and Arabesque arches that evoke the Ottoman era. Each corner of the tower is adorned with a fountain, adding to its elegance. The four-faced clock, a gift from German Emperor Wilhelm II to the sultan, still keeps time. Today, visitors can admire the intricate architecture and the historical significance of this iconic structure.
Izmir Clock Tower (Izmir Saat Kulesi)
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