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Giotto's Bell Towerin Florence, Italy

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This bell tower is one of the four major structures on the Piazza Duomo in Florence and it offers a beautiful view of the city.
Giotto's Bell Tower, Florence
Almost 90 meters in length, Giotto's Bell Tower (Campanile di Giotto) is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture of the 14th century. Over its creation worked several architects, and its lining is made up of three types of marble - white, red and green.

The base of the Giotto's Bell Tower is decorated with bas-reliefs, statues by Donatello (although many of them are replaced by copies), and in the entrance to the bell tower is located Madonna and Child. In one of the recesses you will find a bell.

You can visit the Giotto's Bell Tower, at the top of it is a gallery with a panoramic view of the city.

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#6Climb the Giotto's Bell Tower in FlorenceClimb the Giotto's Bell TowerEugene Krasowski

Next to the cathedral is a tall Giotto's Bell Tower, from where you will see a wonderful view of the city.

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Location: Piazza del Duomo

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from 08:15 am to 6:50 pm
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