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Located in Wells Cathedral in Somerset, England, this astronomical clock is believed to date back to 1390.
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Installed in the Old Town Hall of Prague, Czech Republic, the Prague Astronomical Clock, or Prague Orloj, dates back to 1410.
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The Salisbury Cathedral Clock, located in Salisbury, England, is believed to have been built around 1386. It is one of the oldest working clocks in existence.
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The clock at St. Albans Cathedral in Hertfordshire, England, is considered one of the oldest surviving mechanical clocks.
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Housed in the Zimmer Tower in Lier, Belgium, this clock is said to date back to 1420. It features an astronomical dial and has been restored over the centuries.
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Installed in St. Mary's Church in Rostock, Germany, this clock dates back to 1472. It features an astronomical dial and a mechanical carillon that plays a tune every hour.
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The Wawel Castle Clock in Krakow, Poland, is believed to have been built in the late 14th century.
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The clock in St. Nicholas' Church in Stralsund, Germany, is estimated to have been built between 1470 and 1480.
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The Gros Horloge is a medieval astronomical clock in Rouen, France. While the clock's mechanism has been updated, the astronomical dial dates back to 1389.