A Towering Marvel: Campanille di Giotto

Giotto's Campanile, begun in 1334, was designed by renowned architect Giotto di Bondone. It stands adjacent to Florence's iconic Cathedral and is a pivotal piece of Florentine Gothic architecture.

This 85-meter tall structure boasts a uniquely crafted façade of red, green, and white marble, highlighting the rich sculptural decorations that define its five stages. The climb of 414 steps rewards visitors with stunning views over Florence from its terrace.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🎨 Elaborate Facade: Intricate bas-reliefs depicting artistic and human activities, crafted by Pisano.
• 🕊️ Detailed Sculptures: Upper niches feature copies of works by Donatello and significant artists.
• 🔭 Panoramic Views: The terrace provides breathtaking vistas of Florence's skyline.

Accessible for a fee, the Campanile attracts tourists, families, and history enthusiasts looking to explore its architectural marvels.