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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Ingela Ivarsson (2 years ago)
Beautiful clock in the street scene
Beautiful clock in the street scene
panyaphon phiphatkunarnon (2 years ago)
Nice to visit. Lot of space
Nice to visit. Lot of space
Lee Ferry (3 years ago)
The time on the face of the clock is correct.
The time on the face of the clock is correct.
Toxteth O' Grady (3 years ago)
Quirky leaning clock, Belfast’s Leaning Tower of Pisa if you like!
Quirky leaning clock, Belfast’s Leaning Tower of Pisa if you like!
Lee Woodhouse (3 years ago)
One of Belfast's best known Landmarks, this clock tower is a monument to the memory of Prince Albert; Queen Victoria's late Prince Consort. This clock tower also has another feature similar to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, it leans. It has a lean of 1.25 metres to the vertical caused by building the clock tower on marsh land with wooden piles. The resulting subsidence is therefore translated in the clock tower leaning! The clock tower is constructed in a Gothic architectural style, and is decorated with floral decorations, ornately carved crowned lions, angels and gargoyles. It stands proudly at 35 metres high. Construction on the clock towerer started in 1865 and completed in 1869. The cost of the project was £2,500, and was raised by public subscription. If you are in Belfast, the Albert Memorial Clock is well worth a visit.
One of Belfast's best known Landmarks, this clock tower is a monument to the memory of Prince Albert; Queen Victoria's late Prince Consort. This clock tower also has another feature similar to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, it leans. It has a lean of 1.25 metres to the vertical caused by building the clock tower on marsh land with wooden piles. The resulting subsidence is therefore translated in the clock tower leaning! The clock tower is constructed in a Gothic architectural style, and is decorated with floral decorations, ornately carved crowned lions, angels and gargoyles. It stands proudly at 35 metres high. Construction on the clock towerer started in 1865 and completed in 1869. The cost of the project was £2,500, and was raised by public subscription. If you are in Belfast, the Albert Memorial Clock is well worth a visit.
