Baghdad Clock, Clock tower in Green Zone, Baghdad, Iraq
The Baghdad Clock is a tall tower structure in Baghdad's Green Zone with time displays visible from multiple directions. The tower serves as a prominent architectural feature in the heart of the city.
The tower was reconstructed after damage from the 2003 invasion and initially served as a museum. The restored building was later transformed to house the Supreme Court of Iraq.
The Baghdad Clock stands as a meeting point where residents gather throughout the day, marking time for the surrounding community.
The tower sits within the secured Green Zone in central Baghdad and visits must follow area security protocols. Access is limited to specific times, so check current conditions before planning a visit.
The structure combines the functions of timekeeping and judicial administration, housing Iraq's Supreme Court within its reconstructed walls.
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