One of the seven clock towers erected in Palestine, which dates back to the Ottoman era in 1901 AD. These towers were built to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Sultan Abdul Hamid II ascending the Ottoman throne. The Nablus Clock Tower is located in the heart of the Old City Square next to the Al-Nasr Mosque. This tower is characterized by its square architectural design and there is a clock on its four sides. It is also decorated with inscriptions on marble. The lights are reflected in the pedestrian area to add a magical touch to the appearance of the building.