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At the harbor's entrance, this clock tower built between 1919-1922 memorializes sailors lost at sea.
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An iconic structure in Old Montreal but it would be cool if the inside was open to the public.
Clean, clock tower with some missile statues and a tribune to war soldiers. Very clean and neat, close to pier and you can hear Picnik Electronik from here as well.
It was a cute place to walk around. The area is good for family, couples, or friends to do some activities. There is no bathrooms.
After watching the light show, I then stroll over to the clock tower.
It was easy to nagivate since there is no other tall building blocking the view from afar. I arrived before 10pm but the clock tower is closed, not sure why.
The view at the surrounding at night is nice and relaxing.
It was easy to nagivate since there is no other tall building blocking the view from afar. I arrived before 10pm but the clock tower is closed, not sure why.
The view at the surrounding at night is nice and relaxing.
Excellent space for events like taste of the Caribbean and fireworks. Summer in the city is what the clock tower promises. Pics were not intended therefore the poor choice of these two singular shots taken at the space. I’ll have to add others later… However, I believe several
Iconic clock tower pics exist on the wickedly wide wonderous weberooni
Iconic clock tower pics exist on the wickedly wide wonderous weberooni
Those looking for views should visit the historic Clock Tower. Dating from 1919, this iconic structure is 45 meters high and performs double duty as a lighthouse. The Old Port of Montréal’s iconic Clock Tower celebrates its 100th year in 2022. Still a prominent feature of the city skyline, the Clock Tower continues to welcome visitors, watercraft, and tourists as they make their way along the Mighty St. Lawrence River. By the way the Prince of Wales placed foundation Stone in 1919
The Clock Tower was named a Classified Federal Heritage Building in 1996. In addition to commemorating the courage of the seamen of the Merchant Marine who perished in the First World War.
Climb the 192 steps to the top, and you'll be rewarded with great views of the St. Lawrence River, Old Montreal, and the Jacques Cartier Bridge off in the distance. Admission is free.
we were tired so did not try this, there is a beach nearby (man-made, small beach).
The Clock Tower was named a Classified Federal Heritage Building in 1996. In addition to commemorating the courage of the seamen of the Merchant Marine who perished in the First World War.
Climb the 192 steps to the top, and you'll be rewarded with great views of the St. Lawrence River, Old Montreal, and the Jacques Cartier Bridge off in the distance. Admission is free.
we were tired so did not try this, there is a beach nearby (man-made, small beach).
Take a nighttime stroll through the streets to capture the most beautiful scenes. From the clock tower, you can see the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, offering a stunning view, especially at night.
