Saint Mark's Campanile Entry Tickets
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Saint Mark's Campanile Entry Tickets Overview
Saint Mark's Campanile is the bell tower of Saint Mark's Basilica and the tallest structure in Venice. Standing nearly 99 metres tall it has dominated the city skyline for centuries and served as both a watchtower and a lighthouse. The current tower is a faithful reconstruction completed in 1912 after the original collapsed in 1902.
A lift takes you to the top where the views are spectacular in every direction. To the east the Lido and the islands of the lagoon stretch across the water. To the west the rooftops of Venice spread out below with the domes and towers of the city's churches rising above them. On a clear day the peaks of the Dolomites and the Alps are visible on the horizon.
The bell chamber at the top holds five bells, each with a different historical function in Venetian life. From this vantage point you get a perspective on Venice that is impossible from anywhere else in the city. The views explain better than anything else why this city was built where it was and how its geography shaped its history.
Know Before You Go
The Campanile may close at short notice due to wind or adverse weather conditions
A lift takes you to the top so the tower is accessible without climbing stairs
Queues could be long during peak hours so visiting early or late is recommended
The bell chamber is an open viewing platform so carry a layer on windy days
The tower is a separate attraction from the basilica and requires its own ticket
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The Campanile is open daily from 9:30 am to 9:15 pm during the current season. Last entry is at 8:45 pm. Hours are weather dependent and the tower may close during high winds.
Yes. A lift takes you to the top of the tower. There are no stairs to climb for the standard visit.
The views cover Saint Mark's Square, the rooftops of Venice, the lagoon, the Lido and the surrounding islands. On a clear day the peaks of the Dolomites and the Alps are visible on the horizon.
Yes. The tower could close at short notice due to high winds or other adverse weather conditions. Check conditions before heading to the tower, especially on windy days.
No. The Campanile and the basilica are separate attractions with separate tickets. Both are located in Saint Mark's Square and can be visited on the same day.
Early morning and late evening offer the shortest queues and the best light for views. Sunset visits are particularly popular for the view across the lagoon.
Yes. The lift makes the tower accessible for visitors who cannot climb stairs. The viewing platform at the top is open and level.
The Campanile stands nearly 99 metres tall making it the tallest structure in Venice. The current tower is a reconstruction completed in 1912 after the original collapsed in 1902.
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