Wanderyn
poi · GR

Clock Tower, Rhodes

Getting around: In the Old Town of Rhodes near the Suleymaniye Mosque; fully walkable within the walled city.
Hours: Typically open daily, roughly 9am-7pm or later in season; check locally as hours vary.

A clock tower rebuilt in the 19th century on the site of an earlier Byzantine tower, offering one of the better panoramic viewpoints over the Old Town's rooftops, walls, and the harbor beyond — a good spot to appreciate the medieval city's layout from above rather than just at street level. Climbing to the top involves a modest fee and a manageable set of stairs.

It's a quick stop, best timed for either good midday light over the rooftops or a softer glow near sunset, and pairs naturally with a walk through the Old Town's nearby streets and the Suleymaniye Mosque.

Most visitors spend 15-30 minutes here, mainly for the view and photos.

Clock Tower, Rhodes FAQs

Is there a fee to climb the tower?

Yes, there's typically a modest entrance fee to access the viewing platform.

How many stairs are there?

A manageable number for most visitors, though those with mobility concerns should be aware there's no elevator.

What can I see from the top?

Panoramic views over the Old Town's rooftops, medieval walls, and the harbor.

Is the current tower the original medieval structure?

No, it was rebuilt in the 19th century on the site of an earlier Byzantine-era tower.

What's a good time of day to visit?

Late afternoon or near sunset gives good light for photos over the rooftops.

Your travel graph
Ready to plan Clock Tower, Rhodes?Planning a trip soon? Add it to build an itinerary.

Reviews/Comments

No comments yet — be the first.