Steam Clock

The Steam Clock in Vancouver, Canada is a popular tourist attraction in the Gastown district. Installed in 1977 to celebrate Canada's centennial, the clock is powered by a steam mechanism and chimes on the hour. It has become an icon of the city, with thousands of visitors coming to take photos of the unique and quirky clock. The bronze and copper clock stands at 15 feet tall, and features four sets of clock faces adorned with a variety of hands and bells. Visitors can also climb up the interior stairs to see the clock's inner workings. Visitors can make the most of the area's charming cobblestone streets and bright street art, and Gastown is also home to some of the city's best restaurants and cafes. Come and enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of Vancouver's historic Gastown district.