The core landmark in the city of Izmir, on the water bank, is a square below, there are many pigeons, the clock tower is beautifully carved, and there are small pools around the bottom as a view, which cannot be used.

Saat kulesi is the symbol of the city. There are some tap water around it where you can wash and refresh yourself. there's one small mosque behind it that is very cute. You can sit at the cafe behind and have some drinks, smacks and sweets.

Located in Conak Square, it was built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sultan's succession of Abdul Hamid II. The clocks and watches were part of a gift from the German Emperor William II. Since then, Greece has occupied it, and in 1919 it was next to the Bell Tower. Turkey fired its first shot at Greece, witnessing this exciting historical picture of the Bell Tower, which is now the landmark of the city.

The symbols of the city were built to encourage Turks to learn from the Europeans'punctuality. Although unlike the bell towers of most European cities, which overlook the whole city with absolute momentum, it exudes unparalleled beauty with its delicate carving patterns and exquisite structural design, and is also suitable for local landmarks.

This is the square centered on this clock tower. Although the square is small, it is the most lively in this place. After visiting the ancient city during the day, you can come to this place to relax or eat in the evening. The clock tower itself is also very beautiful.