St Mark's Campanile
Campanile di San Marco
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There are pretty much two ‘birds eye’ viewing spots in Venice - being the Basilica San Marco Clock Tower; and the roof top terrace of ‘T Fondaco Dei Tedeschi’ (a department store by the Rialto bridge). You need to book ahead for both - which we did.So we set off for the Clock Tower first thing and after a short wait, went up (~100 m). The view provided a terrific perspective of Venice - its red terracotta rooftop tiles, and the various islands to the south and east. A good start to the day
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The Bell Tower of San Marco belongs to the Basilica of San Marco. As the beacon of the city on the lagoon, the Bell Tower has long been regarded by the Venetians as an indisputable landmark of Venice, and its status in Venice is even more than the Basilica of San Marco itself. The predecessor of St. Mark's Bell Tower was a watchtower built in the 9th century, which was later converted into a bell tower. In the centuries that followed, the Campanile of San Marco was damaged several times and underwent several reconstructions and renovations. Now it has become a tourist attraction for tourists from all over the world. Standing on St. Mark's Square, you can take pictures with the clock tower. The Bell Tower of San Marco is 98.6 meters high, with a brick red exterior and a simple structure. The lower half is a huge columnar building composed of bricks, each side is 12 meters long and 50 meters high. Above is the vaulted bell tower, where five clocks were previously placed. These five clocks have unique functions. Three-thirty (MezzaTerza) announces the meeting of the Senate, noon clock (Nona) heralds the arrival of noon, the workers clock (Marangona) marks the beginning and end of the working day, and the horseshoe clock (Trottiera) calls the House of Representatives. (MaggiorConsiglio) members participate in Parliament. In the past, the bells of the bell tower would ring all over Venice, but now only the workers' bell is left here. Above the arched bell tower is a square building, the outer walls are decorated with lions and Venetian justice women.To prevent corrosion from the sun and rain, the entire statue is wrapped in a thin gilded copper sheet. In addition to admiring the appearance of the bell tower on St.
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There are pretty much two ‘birds eye’ viewing spots in Venice - being the Basilica San Marco Clock Tower; and the roof top terrace of ‘T Fondaco Dei Tedeschi’ (a department store by the Rialto bridge). You need to book ahead for both - which we did.So we set off for the Clock Tower first thing and after a short wait, went up (~100 m). The view provided a terrific perspective of Venice - its red terracotta rooftop tiles, and the various islands to the south and east. A good start to the day
The San Marco Bell Tower in Venice stands on the square of San Marco. This high-rise bell tower was built in the late 15th century and is the city coordinates of 1 Venice. (Figure 2), queue up to enter the bell tower buy tickets, the view is wide after the top, this is a great place to take a panoramic view of San Marco Square and Venice. • Will five clocks be at the hour? There is another story about this clock tower: the great Galileo was showing his telescope to the Governor of Venice in this clock tower. At that time, it took a long time to climb the slope to go up the clock tower, but now, There is an elevator to the clock tower. From the top of the clock tower, you can enjoy the whole view of Venice, and even overlook the Alps. If the weather is good, you can see Croatia on the other side of the Adriatic Sea.
[St. Mark's Bell Tower] Close to the front of St. Mark's Church, high 98.6 meters, the lower half is a huge column building composed of bricks, each side is 12 meters long, 50 meters high, the upper is the arched bell tower, a total of five clocks, five clocks have a unique function: three: 30 to announce the Senate meeting; The bell foretells the arrival of noon, the workers' bell marks the beginning and end of the working day, the horseshoe bell to convene members of the House of Representatives to participate in the parliament, and the death knell means the execution. St. Mark's Square, St. Mark's Church, St. Mark's Bell Tower, and City Hall are all together. Tickets: Free church, 8 euros clock tower time: 9:00-19:00 off-season 9:00-17:30 address: P.za San Marco, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
amazing structures
Very nice place, this one is beautiful too.
St Mark’s Campanile is one of the must visit place in Venice as you can see the stunning building in here
Wait for the Bell Tower of San Marco to overlook Venice. The photos show Venice from different directions in the southeast and northwest. Venice is also a narrow street with dense houses and inches of gold. There was a show downstairs that day, so it was on the stage.