Clock Tower Waterfront

The Clock Tower Waterfront is a red Victorian clock tower dating back to 1882, which once served as the harbor master's office and signal station. Today, this slightly leaning monument (by 50 mm!) delights visitors with its Gothic windows, original clock mechanism, and mirrored room on the second floor, from which the harbor was once observed.

After renovation in the 1990s, the tower became a bustling center with art galleries, restaurants, and shops, connected to the V&A Waterfront by a movable bridge.