The clock tower has only a gate for entrance. The lower part was built with thick stone walls supporting wooden stairs that lead to the top of the tower. Lighting is provided by narrow windows. The tower's upper portion reflects the modifications made in 1928 to accommodate and protect the mechanisms of an actual clock. The tower was last restored in 2016 by the Municipality. Occasionally, mahya lights are strung up between the clock tower and the minaret of the Et'hem Bey Mosque, especially during festive seasons such as Ramadan and Bajram. Gallery See also Landmarks in Tirana Culture of Tirana References External links Kulla e Sahatit Tirana Cultural Monuments of Albania Towers completed in 1822 Buildings and structures in Tirana Tourist attractions in Tirana Ottoman architecture in Albania 1822 establishments in the Ottoman Empire 1822