
Aker Brygge Klokketårn
Aker Brygge Klokketårn
Oslo, Norway
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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**★★★★★ Abhishek Kumar Singh — 4 months ago
Nice place for photo shoot , refreshing. We reached there by walk from Oslo station.Port side it is.
**★★★★★ Linda Baagøe — 9 months ago
This clock originally stood on top of the industrial “Verkedshallerne”. It rang when the working day started and ended, and when it was time for lunch break.
If the workers were only one minute late, they actually had a salary deduction corresponding 15 minutes of work.
This symbolises the stricks rules of the workers in the industrial age. Today, it stand here where there was previously a lot of industry. Now, the area is filled with restaurants, coffee shops, cafés and is a lively nabourhoo
**★★★★★ Bruce B. — a year ago
Beautiful clock, great spot fir a selfie. The area is so nice, the bustle of the ferries, cafes and museums, and a nice promenade.
**★★★★☆ RS — 5 years ago
Fascinating little clock tower at Aker Brygge! This picture was taken in December, 2018 on my trip to Oslo, Norway! 🇸🇯 . This copper clock tower that now graces the pier at Aker Brygge stood on top of the Verkstedhallen building from 1949 until 1982. It signaled employees at the Akers Mekaniske Verksted shipyard when they had three minutes left before the end of their break. If they reported back to work even one minute late, they were docked for fifteen minutes pay. Thanks 'Encircle Photos' for
**★★☆☆☆ Hilena Tafesse — 2 months ago
It’s not as nice as other attractions. It’s small to identify in the surroundings. It’s more nice at night.
















