Once the tallest building in Baltimore, this 1911 clock tower is now home to artist studios and galleries. Seen throughout downtown Baltimore, it's open Saturdays to the public. If you can, take the tour to the actual clock tower. It's fascinating!

– Austin Graff

I was so happy to visit the Bromo-Seltzer Clocktower! I bought a Groupon that was for two people, and I was solo, so I gave my extra ticket to one of the ladies that showed up to the tour.

I got to the tower at 11 AM on a Saturday and was really happy to not only ride the Otis elevator, but to visit inside the clock tower and see the relay system for the elevator along with the weighted mechanism that runs the clock. The museum was also fascinating !

This clock tower is bigger than big Ben! The folks working inside this historical attraction were very informative and kind. My only wish is that there were some posters to buy or postcards or T-shirts that features the clock tower. I would’ve been happy to buy some souvenirs!

I would definitely return here again and it was a wonderful experience to walk down the 15 flight of stairs and see all the artwork lining the walls. The entrance fee was very affordable, and it is a great lesson in history!

This tower used to be topped with a stainless steel 51 foot blue bromo-seltzer bottle that rotated – with a crown on top – it was lit up at night. I wish I could’ve been alive prior to the 1930s and gotten to see such a sight -before it was taken down!

I am a person with a disability, to see the clocktower was doable – if you can do two short flights of steep stairs. There are handrails on the stairs.

– Emily V V

A very cool and unique experience. The clock tower itself feels like a step back in time, and almost fairytale-esque.
Then floor after floor of art pieces to enjoy. A wonderful experience for a great price.

– Gill Peters