St. Mark's Bell Tower

Access the 99-meter bell tower of St. Mark's, Venice's tallest building, with a golden statue of Archangel Gabriel resting atop.

Visit the bronze-embellished loggetta that houses statues and reliefs of Roman gods like Venus, Apollo, Mercury, and more.

Witness the 5 great bells of St. Mark in this 16th-century tower with a Roman-Byzantine design.

Ascend to the top of the tower to reach the Gothic arches of the belfry and take in enchanting views of the Piazza and lagoons.

Did you know? In 1609, Galileo Galilei used the St. Mark's Bell Tower to demonstrate his telescope.

Skip the lines and hop on the elevator to the top of St. Mark’s Bell Tower for panoramic views of Venice from 98 meters above the city.

Catch a glimpse of the domes of St. Mark's Basilica, the bustling St. Mark's Square, and the Venetian lagoon from a breathtaking vantage point.

Explore the San Marco History Gallery and learn about Venice’s rich maritime history and gondola craftsmanship.

Experience Venice in 3D through a virtual reality journey that takes you back to the city's glorious past.

Fun fact: In 1609, Galileo Galilei demonstrated his telescope to the Doge of Venice from the top of the St. Mark's Bell Tower.

Enter the St. Mark's Basilica with hassle-free skip-the-line tickets, and explore the 'Golden Church' adorned with mesmerizing architecture and mosaics.

Admire the intricacies of the altar which is decorated with precious gems and stones standing at a height of 2.12 meters.

Immerse yourself in the divine beauty of St. Mark's Bell Tower, Venice's tallest building, and explore all its sections.

Explore the adorned loggetta and marvel at the historic Roman-Byzantine design housing the magnificent 5 bells.

Fun Fact: For 1,000 years, St. Mark’s Basilica was the 'Doge’s church' in every aspect. Doges were elected here too, further strengthening the bond.