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Albert Memorial Clock Tower

Fodor's Review:

Tilting a little to one side, not unlike Pisa's more notorious leaning landmark, is the clock tower that was named for Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert. The once-dilapidated square on which it stands has undergone a face-lift and a recent restoration has brought the clock back to its original glory. The tower itself is not open to the public.

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