Top Venice Skyscrapers & Towers

The astronomical clock tower of Venice—known as the Moors’ Clocktower—is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, still ticking after over half a millennium. Only select visits are allowed with reservations, but you’ll get unparalleled access to all four floors during this detailed guided tour. Get a close peek at the intricate mechanism, inspired by the Zodiac, along with wooden icons that only emerge from the clocktower twice a year.

See Venice from a unique perspective as you ascend St Mark’s Bell Tower, the tallest structure in the city. Reach the top effortlessly with a quick elevator ride and enjoy sweeping views over St Mark’s Basilica, the rooftops of Venice, and the shimmering lagoon. Continue your experience at the History Gallery, where immersive exhibits and a captivating 3D VR journey reveal the story of Venice through the centuries. * Priority entry to St Mark’s Bell Tower and History Gallery * Skip the stress of waiting in ticket lines * Admire panoramic views unlike anywhere else in Venice * Prebook your visit to secure access to this popular landmark

Discover a hidden Venice gem Scala Contarini del Bovoloa, a stunning spiral staircase located in the heart of San Marco offering unique perspective on Venice's architectural heritage. This 15th-century masterpiece is a marvel of Venetian Gothic design, featuring an intricate stone staircase that twists its way up to a beautiful loggia with breathtaking views of the city. With your entry ticket, climb the iconic staircase and explore the palace's elegant rooms, adorned with frescoes and ornate details. Learn about the history of the Contarini family, who built this beautiful palace, and uncover the secrets behind this unique architectural gem. Don't miss this opportunity to explore one of Venice's hidden gems and discover the art that defined a century. And don't forget to snap that perfect Instagram shot at the top – the loggia's views of Venice are simply frame-worthy!

The paternity of this impressive piece of architecture is still unknown. Some historians attribute it to the local master builder Giovanni Candi, others suggest the name of the architect Giorgio Spavento.

Experience Venice from above at St Mark's Campanile, the stunning belltower which overlooks the city. Skip the long lines and climb 323 steps to the top of the historic tower. Built over 500 years ago, the tower was originally used to guard the city and as a lighthouse. It is topped with a golden statue of the archangel Gabriel. When you reach the top and enjoy the incredible sight of Venice, listen along to an audio guide of the panoramic view as you spot the landmarks. Afterwards, continue exploring Venice with an audio tour of the city's must-see landmarks.