Саат-кула (Велес)

The clock tower in Veles was built in the first half of the 18th century, the tower in the central city area of ​​Veles served as an octopus for the Ottoman authorities. Towards the end of the 18th century, in the period of the revival in Veles, the tower was converted into a city clock. Since then, the belfry of the clock is a constant reminder of the time for the citizens of Veles. [1]

With its specific architecture, this stone-built stone with a sumptuous peak today is an inevitable symbol of Veles, present on the back and flag of the city. The tower provides a beautiful view of the central city area. The interior, which is an expression of the ancient game of wood and stone, makes this tourist attraction even more interesting. The city clock that has overcome the centuries, immediately attracts the attention of fans of specific urban architecture.