The Antalya Clock Tower is located in the center of Antalya, at Kalekapisi Square, next to the entrance to Kaleici - the historic old town. For tourists, it is one of the most noticeable landmarks on the boundary between the modern streets and the old part of the city, where walks through the narrow quarters, markets, and sections of the fortress walls usually begin.

The tower dates to the late Ottoman period and was built at the beginning of the 20th century, when public clock towers were appearing in different cities across the country. In Antalya, it became part of an already existing defensive line: the lower tier is connected to the old fortifications, so the structure is perceived not separately, but as an element of the historic urban environment.

The tower is built of stone and consists of a massive polygonal base and an upper square tier with clocks. Its height is about 14 meters. The original top has not survived, and today the upper part is finished with battlements, which visually brings the tower closer to the fortress architecture of Kaleici.

This place is especially interesting for those who want to better understand the structure of old Antalya and see how Ottoman buildings, ancient and medieval elements are combined within one urban space. The tower is usually viewed from the outside, combining the visit with a walk through Kaleici, to Hadrian's Gate, the old harbor, and the nearby streets of the historic center.