Restored Clock Tower in Frohnau Now Tells Time Accurately

The iconic clock tower at Kasinoturm in Frohnau, located in the northern part of Berlin, has resumed its function of keeping accurate time after a prolonged period of malfunction. The clock, which is a notable landmark in the area, has been the subject of local humor due to its previous inaccuracies.

For a long time, the four clock faces displayed various times, leading to a culture of jokes among residents. The situation has changed, however, as the mechanisms within the tower have been repaired, according to the district office. The restoration was initiated by the owner, Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & C. KG, a private bank based in Hamburg.

With the repairs successfully completed, all four faces of the clock are now aligned, displaying the same, correct time. This restoration not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the historic structure but also serves as a reliable timekeeping device for the community. The Kasinoturm is a protected monument, and its restoration aligns with efforts to preserve the heritage of the area.

The news of the clock's restoration has been positively received by local residents, who had grown accustomed to its erratic timekeeping. The community is eager to see the clock resume its role as a functional and decorative element of the neighborhood.

This update is part of ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance historical sites within Berlin, ensuring that they continue to serve both aesthetic and practical purposes for residents and visitors alike.