Clock Tower in Pazardzhik (Часовникова кула в Пазарджик) Pazardzhik, Bulgaria

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Clock Tower in Pazardzhik
(Часовникова кула в Пазарджик)

Height 27 m
Location Pazardzhik
Country Bulgaria
Continent Europe
Category Towers
Date 2012-10-26
License: CC BY-SA 3.0 This picture is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.Picture 7tripsOn

Pazardzhik Clock Tower was built in 1741 in Tatar Pazardzhik, Ottoman Empire (today Pazardzhik, Bulgaria) and demolished in 1924. It was rebuild in 2010, located on Suedinenie square, and is 27 meters high.

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