Landmark
Montreal Clock Tower
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The Montreal Clock Tower is a 45-metre tall lighthouse-style structure in the Old Port, built in 1922 to honour Canadian sailors who served in World War I. Its design resembles a maritime beacon, and it stands at the entrance to the port. Visitors can climb the 192 steps to the top for sweeping views of the river, the city skyline, and the surrounding area. The tower is a popular photo spot and a symbol of Montreal's waterfront heritage.
Don't miss
- Climb the 192 steps for panoramic views of Montreal and the St. Lawrence.
- Admire the lighthouse-style architecture and its historical significance.
- Take photos of the tower from the nearby Old Port promenade.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Montreal Clock Tower
You can see Montreal Clock Tower on your own. A tour is worth it for the story behind it, for transport, or for combining nearby sights into one day.
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