Landmark

McKee Clock

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The McKee Clock stands as a prominent landmark in the heart of Bangor, near the marina and seafront. This four-faced clock tower, built in the early 20th century, is a popular meeting point and a symbol of the town. Visitors can admire its architecture and take photos, while the surrounding area offers benches and green space. The clock is particularly charming when illuminated at night.

Don't miss

See the four-faced clock tower up close
Use it as a meeting point near the seafront
Photograph the clock with the marina backdrop

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