Clocktower

Dubrovnik Bell Tower (Gradski zvonik) is located in the center of Dubrovnik Old Town, Croatia. The bell tower is 31 meters high. The bell tower was originally built in 1444, damaged in the 1667 Dubrovnik earthquake, and began tilting towards the Catalan Avenue in the early 19th century, was demolished in 1928 and rebuilt in 1929 in full accordance with the original design. It was damaged again in 1979 Montenegro earthquake and was restored in 1987. The copper clock was cast in 1506.

Dubrovnik Bell Tower in Croatia is inside the gate of the old city, there is a square dam, lively. The Bell Tower should be a landmark, it is tall, and it can be seen anywhere in the city during the day and night.

Located at the end of Stratton Street, it is also located in the heart of the ancient city, one of the landmarks of the ancient city, and it is also the commanding height of the ancient city. Follow the gyro-shaped steps to climb the bell tower with the shadow of the sun, overlooking the city and the scenery is magnificent. There were two identical copper men cast on the roof, and each hour would ring the clock with a small hammer. The bells were loud and melodious, ringing throughout the city, and the pigeons were hanging leisurely over the ancient city with the ancient bells, as if telling visitors that they were also part of the city and had not changed for centuries.

The bells on the bell tower in Dubrovnik were built in 1444 and were called the Dubrovnik twins "Maro and Baro", also known as Zelenci, when two identical coppers struck the bell with a small hammer at the hour. The original Zelenci is now placed in the courtyard of the Sponza Palace, with replicas on the bell tower.

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Dubrovnik Bell Tower has a history of more than 600 years. At the same time every day, two identical bronzers in the Bell Tower will beat the bell with a hammer and make a loud sound. The square under the bell tower is very busy, and street performers often perform. It's wonderful.