carillontower

noun
UK /ˈkærɪlɒnˌtaʊə/
US /ˈkærɪlɑːnˌtaʊər/

A tall building with many bells inside that play music.

We heard the bells ringing from the carillontower across the square.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tower built mainly to hold and show off a large set of tuned bells.

The old carillontower was the tallest building in the town.

3. A place where a carillon player performs music for the public.

Every Sunday, the musician climbed the carillontower to play.

4. A landmark structure whose bells mark the hours for a whole city.

The carillontower chimed noon, and everyone looked up.