The most prominent clocktower in Passau, Germany, is the neo-Gothic Town Hall Tower, which is 38 meters high and features a unique Venetian-style design.
Built in the late 19th century, it serves as a symbol of the city's resilience, especially its history of significant floods, with visible water marks on the Old Town Hall's walls.
Because I couldn’t get it all in one shot I thought it was worth showing like this.
The previous photo is the bottom of the tower which had the dates of the major floods recorded on it.