Campanile di San Marco
About 98 metres above Piazza San Marco, by lift
At a glance
- What it is
- Scenic viewpoint in the San Marco area
- What you see
- The city and the lagoon from the bell chamber
- Good for
- Quiet, for twoTerraces & viewpoints
Why go up to Campanile di San Marco
Campanile di San Marco is a scenic viewpoint in Venice, in the San Marco area.
The bell tower of St Mark's is about 98-99 metres tall; a lift reaches the top in around thirty seconds. From the bell chamber the city and the lagoon are in view. Guides note the ascent can be suspended for strong wind, thick fog or liturgical events; hours and prices differ between sources.
Visible Monuments & Views
Features & Services
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