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Lyndsay Crescenti
"Every grand cathedral needs a stunning bell tower, and the Campanile di San Marco is no exception.
The tower's construction began in the early 10th century and lasted around 500 years, with many building phases.
Despite the effort, the building collapsed in 1902 and was painstakingly rebuilt by 1912.
Head inside to buy a ticket before taking the elevator to the top–one of the advantages of being rebuilt in the 20th century.
You'll see 360-degree views of Venice's sights from up here, including the Grand Canal and the Rialto Bridge."
Lana Nguyen
" Venice's most commanding landmark, the Campanile di San Marco, stands just opposite St. Mark's Basilica. The bell-tower of the basilica is the tallest building in Venice, at 99 metres, and happily it's open to the public who can enjoy the superb views over the city. Climb the Campanile Di San Marco Bell Tower for best views of the city! Best views early morning or evenings. (book a time slot ahead of time) https://basilicasanmarco.skiperformance.com/en/store#/en/buy"
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Savanna Crowell
"The Campanile is the bell tower that dominates the skyline of Venice. The only way to the top is by elevator. From the top, your reward is one of the best views of the city."
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