Not much of a review necessary. It's pretty much all in the name: The clock tower. What I can add is that it's a very nice tall clock set up in the city standing proud in the middle of the street. The tower is right near the shuk so you don't have to make a trip just to the tower you can also enjoy the cool flea market there. Yes the time is correct (and it's time to go).

Nice and crowded place 👌. I was feeling holiday comes soon...

It’s really a great place tells the history.. compared to other area this is a unique surroundings with lot of shops and bar , Jaffa flea market is very close Very Long Beach 🏖️ side.. started walking from there till Hilton beach side, view is amazing You will find gift shops and Jerusalem named product shops. Visual will be really by evening

Very nice Clock Tower. Recommend at night and on Weekend with walk through old Jaffa. Almost no Tourists on the way. Tower is illuminated nicely and looks unique. Very unique experiance better than daytime. Take also time for Coffee :-), but then please do not look to the clock at clock Tower. Just take ur time.

At its best by night. There are plenty of restaurants, pastries shops, bars and café around so there is much to do, eat and enjoy. Not forgetting the beach which one stone throw away. One of the Top 5 in Tel Aviv probably

A bustling area but a great spot to visit and admire. The whole area is clean and well kept and there’s so many coffee shops and cafes nearby to sit and watch the world go by. This church takes you back in history to the days when Jesus Christ carried the cross down the road of pain to the location of his crucifixion. A very powerful spiritual journey. Located in the historical part of Jaffa old city. Restaurants and shops nearby. Close to the Jaffa port and promenade. Worth a visit day and night. A melting pot for all nations, here tourists mix with us locals. A major tourist attraction point in Tel Aviv. I love the food aroma, especially on a Friday morning.

It is amazing city, and the view was wonderful. It was great to see different multicultural shops and houses. But It was so crowded and so many people were not wearing their mask, and/or not wearing it properly even restaurants workers which I founded very upsetting. Overall it's a great place to visit, but not in Corona time.

This church takes you back in history to the days when Jesus Christ carried the cross down the road of pain to the location of his crucifixion. A very powerful spiritual journey

It is one of seven clock towers built in Ottoman Palestine. The others are located in Safed, Acre, Nazareth, Haifa, Nablus. Jerusalem also had a clock tower built during the Ottoman period, but the British Field Marshal Sir Edmund Allenby, demanded its destruction as he would not see such a clear Ottoman symbol resting on the city wall of Jerusalem. This is the center of Jaffa and a must visit location. There are many shops around it and you also need to walk through the old streets around the clock tower.

One of the spots you can not avoid to go. There's that unique atmosphere, a balanced mix of antique and old fashion architecture. There's some signs with relevant information about the Ottoman period also. Just be careful where you choose to eat cause some places seem to be nice but don't do what they need about the hygiene. And avoid the pepper sauce (harif), it might be to hard for you.

The clock tower in Jaffa is just one of the many beautiful sights in Jaffa. No visitor to Israel should miss Jaffa (or Tel Aviv). It is old, steeped in history, yet young and vibrant. We drove around. Had lunch and soaked up the atmosphere.

It is one of seven clock towers in Ottoman Palestine. This one in Jaffa was constructed in 1900-1903 from outpouring of support from the diverse community of the city: Jews, Arabs, Maronites, and Armenians. The clock mechanism was made by a Jewish clock maker. The structure was a commemoration of the reigning Ottoman sultan at the time. Both the Torah and the Sultan's seal are engraved on the second floor. The tower is distinctly an Ottoman architecture. Since its construction, the clock tower has been the focal point of the city that has undergone modernization/changes over the years. Today, it is the most recognizable landmark along with the Old Citadel. Surrounding the clock tower are remarkable modern additions. There's an attractive alley housing several lovely urban murals.

tel aviv is truly a nice place to visit specially the old town for the relaxing views and chilling vibes, however this place has over priced when it comes to food, drinks, and services as it is not worth paying for. a place where you can say it’s good but not something you’d like to comeback as there’s nothing much to excite from other than the nostalgic places/history from this country has to offer. taxi is not recommended, walk as the weather is not bad at this time or use the public transportation which can save you literally 70-80%

Had a "chill vibe." Nice scenic walk through the town with the beach and port on the other side Took a boat for a scenic TLV tour for less than $10 bucks. Please do not miss the amazing sunset. All a block over.

Very nice area. Almost at the beach

Modern day Yaffo landmark. You can't miss it. Pretty tower, pretty district, and a good meeting place - you can't miss it.

I liked the vintage vibe here, the architecture and the color of the place. There is a lot to see in the alleys of Jaffa. I will go there once again in the daytime. There is so much history here. There are good number of eateries as well. I will try it next time.

A bustling area but a great spot to visit and admire. The whole area is clean and well kept and there’s so many coffee shops and cafes nearby to sit and watch the world go by. The clock tower itself is nice and while not huge, still impressive. Well worth passing by and taking a trip to see.

Located in the historical part of Jaffa old city. Restaurants and shops nearby. Close to the Jaffa port and promenade. Worth a visit day and night.

Very pleasant view of the clock tower at sunset in the middle of the town square. Great place to snap photos and the restaurants nearby offer a good view.

It's pretty at night but during the day it is better! There are lovely shops,restaurants and scenery! The Beach is lovely too! Best for ladies to dress conservatively depending on what places you wish to visit! Multi cultural location but modesty is best. I bought good quality sterling rings fro Magnetica fair prices!!! Enjoy,it great😎

I visited many times here. I like the whole environment here the beach ⛱️ and lifestyle 🙂

Great meeting point and starting point to go explore tel aviv.

A must see landmark. Jaffa is an Arab town within an Israeli/jewish town. Together they make the City of Tel Aviv. The Clock tower is very old and is at the heart of the older town. I suggest starting there are is it the "gate" to Jaffa and you can experience the devide between one style and the other.

I had a great time walking around old Jaffa today. Definitely a lively sector of Tel Aviv

A melting pot for all nations, here tourists mix with us locals. A major tourist attraction point in Tel Aviv. I love the food aroma, especially on a Friday morning.

A beautiful city . Jaffa city or yaffa as in Arabic language . I highly recommend it for everyone who visits the country .

Unmissable landmark. Once you see this, you know you are in Jaffa. Probably more magnificent at night, with its blue tint. Unfortunately didn’t manage to catch it at night, but was beautiful enough even during the day

Make sure to go around in the neighbourhood and observe beautiful streetart / graffiti nearby

Very beautiful clock tower in the very beginning of the Old Jaffa neighborhood. Perfect time to take some photos is definitely short before the sunset. From there start your tour, also self guided tour, through the beautiful Jaffa

A place ideal for sunset. Observe proper clothing while in the area as there are plenty of religious and conservative visitors around.

Very lively at night. Traffic is dangerous (try not to get run over). Good fast food - seriously delicious!

The clock tower is located in Jaffa Port, Telaviv. It has an interesting structure and is contained within a small area in the middle of the road. You can do a lot of enjoyable things around as well, for every taste, for every fashion, and for every beautiful site, you're sure to find just the thing.😊

The Clock Tower is one of the main symbols and landmarks of Jaffa. It is one of the most recognizable symbols of the city. The tower was built in 1993 for the 25th anniversary of the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II.

This is one of the oldest o'clock that built in the Ottoman Empire, which was ringing each half hour 😎

Beautiful place

Historical landmark. The Othman imperia sine...

One of the best hamburgers you can ever find

Nice historical place

I visited this amazing place ... I had a shawarma sandwich ... And walked around ... It have a nice view .. the sunset is special there ... Safe and busy ...

To SEE and TOUCH a Piece of History SO OLD...it's just Breathtaking! Built During the Ottoman Empire; This Historic CLOCK Stands So Proud, Above All Else! It was Clear and Warm Out The Day I Was There. Around the Backside (Inside the Base) Sat a Young Man Offering Tourists Pamphlets, Maps of Tel Aviv, Jaffa, Haifa; Train/Bus Schedules and for a few shekels...you could buy "Picture Post Cards." What an Historic Landmark; Just Beautiful!

Wonderful place and very famous for everybody

Very amazing during holidays and beautiful exibitions, galleries.

Old city of Yafo, really love it even live there right now. Everyone should visit there by the way. There were a really old old old port for trade, for many deferent cultures. It's a port till these days. Amazing how time go by but a port stay's a port till now

Beautiful tower. Touristic please. Jaffa must see location.

A nice landmark close to the Jaffa port. Easily accessible by bus from various places in Israel. It is in the Jaffa Flea Market area, where one can find beautiful stuff for souvenirs or home decoration, or clothing/jewellery etc.

Biggest Christmas tree in tel aviv?! It's always a nice time by the clocktower. Good food around super close to the beach. Some nice cheap options available.

Beautiful Jaffa, in day and night. Merry Christmas and happy holidays 🥳❣️🎉🎆

Tower in honor of the Ottoman Empire’s sultan’s 25th anniversary in early 1900s, this place marks the northern end of Old Jaffa. Lots of stores and eateries in and around this area.

Not as much tourists as usual Entry to the old City of Jaffa. Recommendable

Beautiful place, especially at night. If you are a photographer, this is a must place for long exposures.

Great food (just a few bfast pictures). Staff was exceptional. Building is beging to show age (wear old glasses and it is perfect). Very centrally located to city.

This district is amazing anytime but moonlight turns it into real fairy cite

This clock tower is from Ottoman's time . Very good and in the centre of the city

It is at the entrance of tel Aviv old city (jaffa). You will see a lot of old buildings, busy streets with lost of shops and food. Local would sing and dance as they dine if you are there the right time. Great atmosphere, great place to walk around an spend a few hours.