Izmir Clock Tower (Turkish: Izmir Saat Kulesi) is an historic clock tower located at the Konak Square in the Konak district of Izmir, Turkey. Featuring four fountains, which are placed around the base in a circular pattern, the immense, intricately built columns are inspired by North African themes. It is the third-largest city of Turkey and second most important port, and is often called the Pearl of the Aegean. Izmir has much to offer in the way of naturally formed beaches and secluded bays.

THINGS TO DO:

• Use the Asansor elevator and you will be pleased to find a good restaurant waiting at the top, where you can dine whilst soaking in some of the absolutely glorious city views
• For some of the best vantage points possible around Izmir, take a ride on the Teleferi-cable cars
• Check out the Bell Tower in Izmir
• Visit Kadifekale, where the ancient ruins of one of Alexander the Great's Castles still exists; a concrete hulk lost to the sheer force of Time
• Go down through the vagaries of history at the Archaeological and Ethnographic Museums
• Visit the impressively-sized open space of Agora at Smyrna
• If you fancy experiencing an authentic Turkish bath, Izmir won't disappoint, with the Sifali Lux Hamam

• Use the Asansor elevator and you will be pleased to find a good restaurant waiting at thetop, where you can dine whilst soaking in some glorious city views
• For some of the best vantage points possible around Izmir, take a ride on the Teleferic able cars
• The Bell Tower in Izmir
• Visit Kadifekale, where ancient ruins of Alexander the Great's Castle exist
• Go down history at the Archaeological and Ethnographic Museums
• Visit the imperssively-sized open space of Agora at Smyrna
• Fancy experiencing an authentic Turkish bath then Izmir won't disappoint, with the Sifali Lux Hamam