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  1. Chan Alfred ★★★★★

    The Eastgate Clock, bult on the City wall at the City centre of Chester, is an attractive iconic picturesque that you must visit. The city wall can be called back to ancient history when the Roman ruled England. The wall first bult in the Eastgate on site of the Roman Fortress gateway. Just walking up the wall and on its top, people will have a bird -eye view of the busines hub of the City. Overthere, you can take brilliant photos whilst the Sun shines on bronze Clock. It is amazing! This Clock was bult in 1899, two years after Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. This Clock was originally manually wound.

  2. Tom Stevenson ★★★★★

    As someone from Chester, I’m biased in my love of Eastgate Clock, but it is the best landmark in the city. Beautiful from whichever angle you take a photo, the view from the clock are glorious too. It’s best enjoyed as part of a walk around the Roman Walls that encircle the city. My old geography teacher used to say it’s the second most photographed clock in the world. Not sure if that’s true, but I do love taking photos of it!

  3. Jamie Hine ★★★★★

    Definitely go to visit if you are in Chester. This is a beautiful preserved feature, in the centre of the city. You can climb up onto the wall and go for a stroll with amazing views of the city and stumble across other landmarks around the city.

  1. David N ★★★★★

    Stunning views a must visit landmark. This is an incredible victorian masterpiece. The bridge it's upon has an amazing view, too. No disabled acbut you can view it from street level.

  2. Ayub Ali ★★★★★

    Chester Roman blends historic charm with modern elegance, right by the East Gate Clock. A prime spot, buzzing with tourists and offering a vibrant, lively atmosphere. Minutes from Chester Station and the iconic city landmark. Stroll along the Chester Walls and soak in the beautiful surroundings. A perfect location for both short visits and longer stays, full of character and energy.

  3. Piotr Słopnicki ★★★★★

    A highlight of a Chester City walls walk, this beautiful clock is situated on the bridge, allowing for excellent views over streets.

  1. Bev Cowperthwaite (TheEvelynWintersAdventure) ★★★★★

    A beautiful, magic clock. One of a kind. Apparently, the tourist used to nick the hands from this four faced clock until they put glass on it. Not sure how true this is. It’s said to be the 2nd most photographed in England. Big Ben is the first! This clock was the inspiration behind the story: The Little Big Clockmaker.

  2. Becky T ★★★★☆

    The Eastgate clock was made in 1899 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee. It truly is beautiful, and is worth a brief photo op, either when walking in the shopping area or when passing under during the city wall walks.

  3. Swati Malu ★★★★☆

    It's at a good location in between the liveliest streets of chester. The clock looks nice with words written in golden color stating why it was built. There are stairs through which one can climb and go on this small bridge and have a photo with the clock

  1. Big Jim G ★★★★★

    Found a cracking tea room (Huxley's on top of the city wall next to the clock) and had the most wonderful tea cakes after walking the city walls. The shop also sells ice creams. A must on your way round the city walls. Pictures below from our table

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What is the address of Eastgate Clock?

Eastgate Clock is located at 41-45 Eastgate St, Chester CH1 1LE, UK

How can I get to Eastgate Clock?

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