We took the first come first serve line to go up the bell tower. Took about 20mins waiting and costs 10 Euro each. You can only go up and down by lift, which was fine by us. The views all around are … Full review by ian1811
Oct 11, 2024
The viewing platform of the bell tower provides wonderful views over Venice. It was a bit difficult to get in on the day we visited as we had to negotiate the walkways in place during "acqua alta" i… Full review by Alan F
Oct 3, 2024
We didn’t pre-book - the queue when we arrived about 30 minutes prior to opening was quite short with about 30 people ahead of us. The queue moved very quickly once the site was open. The views o… Full review by catp79
Where did you purchase your ticket? I can't find any listings to for the tower. Was it from a Viator tour group? Did you just purchase it at the site?Thank you.
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I also booked on line and easy to do on the official website. Its very popular so best to buy upfront to same time waiting in queues.
Hello! I am helping my sister plan a trip to Venice. She is wondering if staying near the bell tower is disruptive to rest? She will have little ones traveling and worries they will be woken up. Thank you for your help.
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We were at a hotel right off St Mark’s square and did not have any issues with noise. Always worth letting the hotel know that you’re looking for a quiet room location.
Hi,I’m planing to go to Venecia next week,I would like to know if still flooding.
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There is a local tide forecast for Venice that I checked often leading up to my trip this past autumn. Since we cannot post links in the answers here you will need to go to the City of …
There is a local tide forecast for Venice that I checked often leading up to my trip this past autumn. Since we cannot post links in the answers here you will need to go to the City of Venice (Comune di Venezia) and the tide forecast is right on the home page. You can also click through to get more detail.
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