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Fire Tower stands tall as a significant monument of Hungary's history. The tower was built in the 13th Century during the reign of King Béla IV and served defensive purposes during the Turkish conquest. It was ruined during the earthquake of 1801 and was later rebuilt to keep check on any signs of fire in the city. The tower is also known for the clock of the Rococo on its facade that strikes on a quarter-hourly basis to the tune of soothing music. The Fire Tower is an intriguing structure that peeps into the history of the Hungary.