Queen Victoria Memorial Clocktower

The Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower in Georgetown, Penang, stands as a timeless testament to the island's rich history and architectural splendor. Completed in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, this iconic landmark exudes grandeur and elegance, with its intricate Moorish design and towering stature. As you approach, you're greeted by the majestic sight of the clock tower, its ornate details captivating your gaze. Ascend its steps, and you'll find yourself immersed in a blend of colonial charm and local vibrancy. The tower serves not only as a reminder of Penang's colonial past but also as a symbol of its enduring cultural heritage. A visit here is a journey through time, offering insights into Penang's fascinating story and leaving you with a deep appreciation for its rich tapestry of history and culture.

The clock tower is a landmark in the old city. It is a building that has been preserved from the era of British colonialism. The clock tower is not too special, but there are many delicious foods around, and it is very lively at night.

You can walk nearby, European-style architectural style, clean streets, just by the sea. There are not many tourists, you can enjoy it and take pictures. I heard that you can look at Malacca when you climb the tower. Today, the sun is ☀, I didn't try it.

iconic building at the centre of the city and should take some photo with it

The Moorish white clock tower, a building left by the British colonial era, feels beautiful. It has been over 100 years old and is very complete.

There is a French-style Niangya tea dish in the old Guanzaijiao, Kota - when Francis meets rempah, creative cuisine, integrating traditional cuisine into Western-style dishes, visual and taste enjoyment, it is worth a try.

The hotel in Penang is close to the sea. From the hotel this day, walk along the main road at the door to the sea. You can see some beautiful buildings along the way, including churches and town buildings. Go to the end, and then follow the flood control wall to the surname bridge, you can see Kanghuali Castle and this clock tower. These small attractions are also unavailable. Passing by to sign in to take pictures, it is also considered a tour. The bell tower is located at the junction of Lebuh Light and Tuku Street (Lebuh Pantai), the white exterior wall is still very beautiful, built in 1897, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Victoria, donated by a rich man, the surrounding buildings also match the bell tower, with a sense of era characteristics. Turn around here, continue along Haitang Street (Pengkalan Weld) by the sea, and pass by the Danrong Yacht Wharf (Tanjong City Marina) in turn to the surname Bridge (Clan Jetties).