Worth Avenue Clock Tower

Great place to visit. Clean beach and perfect weather to roam around. Beautiful walkway and beautiful beach view. Security guards also there for the security at beach. Best place to visit with friends. Tips - If you want to see beautiful atmosphere do visit in early morning or in evening. Avoid in afternoon

I didn't know the significance of the clock, but the beach area was really nice and clean. I could feel the warm sand beneath my toes as the waves crashed gently. Umbrella chair seating maybe for a fee nearby. Free parking on the side of the road closest to the beach. Just pay attention to the signs. Don't just park anywhere.

The Worth Avenue Clock Tower is such a refreshing spot to visit! The view of the ocean is absolutely stunning, and the salty breeze makes it even better. Best part? You can literally walk right across the street and be on the beach in seconds, perfect for a quick dip or just relaxing in the sand after enjoying the scenery.

The Worth Avenue Clock Tower is an iconic and beautiful landmark in Palm Beach! It’s the perfect spot to snap a photo, take in the ocean views, and enjoy the charm of historic Worth Avenue. The surrounding area is immaculate and full of upscale shops, restaurants, and palm-lined streets, making it a must-visit destination whether you’re a tourist or a local. The clock tower itself is well-maintained and a beloved symbol of Palm Beach’s elegance and coastal beauty. A visit to Worth Avenue wouldn’t be complete without stopping by the clock tower — five stars all the way!

Completely abandoned at night. Especially in the summer months. During the day it can be extremely busy and especially if the weather is nice in the winter months during busy season for the island.

I wanted to visit the Worth Avenue Clock Tower for some time and finally made the time to go there and see it. To my understanding, the Clock was built to commemorate the old Pier that was built in 1925 and was removed in 1969 due to several storms that damaged the pier. As we walked on Worth Avenue towards to the beach, the Clock in perfectly align at the end of the road – how iconic! It is an extremely picturesque and beautifully designed clock in the perfect spot. There are palm trees all along Worth avenue and the beach front which make the place beyond beautiful and very Iconic. As we walked by, we saw few classic cars passing by that added to the magic.

I am visiting from Alaska and was looking to find somewhere to park and sit and see the ocean. I drove around and stumbled upon this place. It was absolutely beautiful. There was paid street parking, benches to sit and enjoy the views, as well as nice wide sidewalks. I enjoyed watching everyone surfing, playing and jumping the waves. The beach does not have a life guard on duty. Highly recommended to anyone visiting!

Clock Tower monument with scenic ocean view spot in West Palm Beach—perfect for photos

We spent last weekend in Palm Beach sightseeing. We have been here before and always thought it was a beautiful, clean, and picturesque city. At the top of our list of sights to see was the Old Clock Tower by Worth Avenue. My daughter wanted to take pictures there, and so we did. It was a sunny day, slightly warm, and as we drove up to it, there were hardly any people looking at it. That was great news to us! It looked so historic, built in 1925, exoeriencing a hurricane, and very important in its spot by the ocean. Perfect for photos. We had a lot of fun taking different shots until crowds of people showed up. Then it was time for us to give it up. We got what we came for. Since this is one of the most beautiful areas in Palm Beach, we drove around looking at the gorgeous, well-kept homes as well as the designer shops on Worth Avenue and on to Mizner. It was a fun mother-daughter weekend here. Definitely see this monument by the ocean! The clock actually tells the correct time. There was plenty of street parking available.

Take a walk along Worth Avenue in Palm Beach to the iconic Clock Tower built on the site that was the entrance to the historic Palm Beach Pier (which was destroyed by hurricanes). Today, the Clock Tower is a great place to take a photo with the blue sky and Atlantic Ocean in the background. Read the plaque inside the tower to learn more about the history of Palm Beach.

Had the best photo shot of the year! A place even though tourism heavy, but full of serenity and laidback vibe. I'll definitely come back! .

Nice view but can't say the tower is all that impressive. It is a lot smaller than I expected.

one of the most beautiful structures in the city. This was built in 1925 that indicates the start of the former pier. Now the clock still runs and it's a monument

Iconic Palm Beach landmark hard to go unnoticed. It is a beautiful place to take a selfie! The tower is located between palm trees right at the entrance of Worth Avenue to the east. If you looking to do a picture without people my suggestion is to get there as early as possible do not even attempt to get there at sunset because is really Crowded.

Great spot for beautiful photos that will last you a lifetime!! Contact Stephen G Wright Photography to help capture your forever moments. www.sgwrightphotos.com

I'm a local photographer and this is the perfect spot to take engagement/maternity photos. Very beautiful location. Genlinetphotography.portfoliobox.net Instagram: genlinetphotography

Palm Beach is absolutely beautiful, it reminds me of Beverly Hills in California. This whole area, is quiet,clean and magnificent. Easy to walk around, wide side walks. Beaches are not very wide. But they are clean, beautiful and was very quiet. Palm Trees everyone. It's a very elegant & wonderful area. So many locals stopped to talk to me & my family. It's very friendly place and I can't wait to go back. If I had a spare 20 million I would move their in a heart beat lol

The clock tower is a landmark at the entrance to Worth Avenue. It was part of a $14 million Worth Avenue makeover in 2010. The clock also serves as a monument to the Palm Beach Pier which opened on Labor Day of 1925 as the Rainbo Pier. Owned by Gus Jordahn visitors could stroll down it for ten cents. In 1931 it was sold and renamed the Palm Beach Pier. Hurricanes in the 1940's damaged the pier and it was finally finished off by more storms in the 1960's. There is a plaque providing information about the pier on the inside of the clock tower. Apparently the plaque keeps getting stolen by souvenir seekers. The clock has become a favorite place to take pictures for both tourists and professional photographers.

Saw these shots on Pinterest at the Clock Tower and I was amazed. We did our engagement shoot here and it was so beautiful! loved the scenery and the weather

Beautiful spot to check out, it definitely gets a little crowded and there's a busy street in front of the tower. Leave yourself a decent amount of time to stop and see this landmark.

One of my favorite spots to take photos! I'm a professional photographer in Palm Beach County and I looooove this area. Perfect for bridal portraits, lifestyle content and high fashion. The architecture is stunning and the view of the ocean cannot be beat.

Being a South Florida native living in Palm Beach County for the last 28 years and being a professional photographer for the last 10 years, this spot has become one of the most recognizable landmark in Palm Beach. It's one of the most requested locations from my clients and it's simple gorgeous. I highly recommend a visit along with a stroll down the iconic Worth Avenue. So many shops and restaurants! Just a great place to spend a day!