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St Albans Clock Tower
Contact Alan McCartney
The Clock Tower was erected in 1402-1411 and restored by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1866. The tower stands 77 feet high with 5 storeys and there are views of the city and surrounding countryside from the roof.
The Clock Tower can be found in The Market Place, near High Street (opposite Waxhouse Gate).
For information on the Clock Tower contact the local Tourist Information Office for a telephone number.
Admission fee:
Adults 80p and Children (5-11 years) 40p, under 5s free.
Opening Hours:
* Good Friday to mid September: Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays only, from 10.30am-5.00pm.
Accessibility: Because of the nature of the structure (access is via a narrow spiral staircase of 93 steps), it is not possible for physically disabled people to tour the building.
Registered charity number 200330
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