Kotor Clock Tower

The Kotor Clock Tower was built in 1602 and stands on the Square of Arms (Trg od Oružja) in the old town of Kotor, Montenegro. It combines Renaissance and Baroque architectural elements typical of the Venetian period in the region. The tower has undergone restorations over the centuries due to earthquakes that have affected Kotor.

The Clock Tower is located on the Square of Arms, the main square inside the fortified old town of Kotor. This square served as the gathering place for the city's militia during the Venetian period. The tower remains one of the most recognizable landmarks within Kotor's UNESCO-listed old town.

Yes, a historic stone pillory stands near the base of the Clock Tower on the Square of Arms. The pillory dates from the period of Venetian rule and was used for public punishment. It is one of several historical features of the square that date back to Kotor's time under the Republic of Venice.

Yes, the Kotor Clock Tower is located within the Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor, which was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979. The designation covers the old town, its fortifications, and the surrounding Bay of Kotor. The Clock Tower is one of the key structures within this protected area.