Gastown Steam Clock

The steam clock was built in 1977 to cover a steam vent, and it is one of the only functioning steam clocks in the world.

No, visitors cannot go inside the clock, but they can watch its fascinating mechanisms from the outside.

The clock may not be as accurate as modern timekeeping devices, but it is a beloved symbol of Gastown.

No, there are no guided tours specifically for the steam clock, but the area is rich in history and offers guided walking tours.

The steam clock is occasionally featured in local events and festivals, adding to the festive atmosphere of Gastown.

Yes, there are several souvenir shops nearby where visitors can purchase unique mementos of their visit to Gastown.

Yes, visitors are encouraged to take photos with the steam clock and capture its enchanting performances.

There are various stories and folklore associated with the steam clock, adding to its mystical appeal.

The clock whistles and chimes every 15 minutes, giving visitors ample opportunities to witness its performances.

Yes, there are parking facilities nearby for visitors who arrive by car.