The sole still intact tower of EdirneAs city walls, named as such perhaps because it roughly watches the direction of Macedonia, or because of the former definition of Macedonia which extends all the way to Edirne. A round and robust tower, not unlike Thessaloniki’s White Tower except its colour, and next to it is the last visible section of city walls, now surrounded by a nicely landscaped park. Its possible to enter the tower itself, but impossible to climb upstairs. Its located in a back alley, so while you are near the AA azerefeli, look around on the top of buildings to see the flag on a tower made of red-brick if you cant exactly locate it. The tower also served as a clock tower until 1953, when the upper part of the tower was demolished because of the danger of collapse.