Campanile di San Giorgio Maggiore
The view of St Mark's basin from the island opposite
At a glance
- What it is
- Scenic viewpoint in the San Giorgio Maggiore area
- What you see
- Doge's Palace, Riva degli Schiavoni, Lido and Giudecca
- Good for
- Quiet, for twoTerraces & viewpoints
Why go up to Campanile di San Giorgio Maggiore
Campanile di San Giorgio Maggiore is a scenic viewpoint in Venice, in the San Giorgio Maggiore area.
The bell tower of the basilica of San Giorgio Maggiore is reached by lift, entering through the basilica. The view covers the Doge's Palace, the Riva degli Schiavoni, the Lido, the Giudecca and Porto Marghera, and on clear days the Euganean Hills and the Dolomites. Vaporetto line 2 stops at San Giorgio Maggiore. Sources disagree on hours and price: check on site.
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