Even with many tall buildings in the concrete jungle, clock towers always draw the attention of people. These tall structures don't just show time – they are symbols of each city's history and identity.
Mumbai's Rajabai Clock Tower
Amidst Mumbai's busiest life, the Rajabai Clock Tower is a piece of tranquillity. Located at the Mumbai University campus, this beautiful yet classy architecture was built with the old-style design in mind. Looking at this tower, standing tall in the middle of Mumbai's busy life, it feels as if time has stopped.
London's pride, Big Ben
Big Ben, located on the banks of London's Thames River, is known worldwide. When you hear the sound of this massive clock tower's bell, it feels as if all the city's noise has stopped for a moment. When the tower lights up brilliantly in the evening, the entire area looks even more beautiful.
Moscow's Spasskaya Tower
The red clock tower stands steadfast in front of Russia's Red Square. This clock is a silent witness to many rises and falls of Russia's history. During winter, when it snows, this red minaret looks even more attractive.
Prague's Magical Clock
Located in Prague, Czech Republic, it is quite entertaining. Every hour, small dolls emerge from inside this clock and perform. Numerous tourists always crowd there to watch this amusing spectacle.
Mecca's massive Clock Tower
The clock tower located in the holy Mecca Sharif can be seen from far away. It is one of the world's tallest clock towers. It serves as a guide for millions of Hajj pilgrims.
Switzerland's Zytglogge
This historic landmark is located in Switzerland's Bern city. It's situated right in the middle of the city, by the road. Whenever the clock hands move, the small sculptures on the clock's body start moving.
Canada's Peace Tower
This clock tower stands atop the Parliament in Canada's city of Ottawa. It's also called the 'Tower of Peace'. It has a strange solemnity. It stands peacefully by the river, announcing the time year after year.
