Take a timeless journey through Venice at St. Mark's Clock Tower!

#Spring0yenTrip St. Mark's Clock Tower (Torre dell'Orologio), towering over a corner of St. Mark's Square, is a symbol of Venice that has been ticking away time for over 500 years! The beautiful blue and gold dial is an ultra-high-tech design (for the time) that not only displays the time but also the constellations and phases of the moon. Every hour on the hour, the two bronze statues at the top, called Mori, can be seen ringing their bells, causing a stir among tourists in the square. If you join a guided tour (reservations required in advance), you can see the intricate machinery inside and even the view from the rooftop! It's a chance to experience the time and history of Venice up close! 📍Basic information (check the tourist website for the latest information) ✴︎Location: Torre dell’Orologio, Piazza San Marco, Venezia ✴︎Access: Take the water bus from Venice Santa Lucia Station to San Marco, then disembark immediately ✴︎Price: Guided tour about 12-15 euros ✴︎Opening hours: Guided tours are available several times a day from morning to afternoon (reservations required) You can enjoy just looking at it from the outside, but if you have the chance, why not go inside and experience how it works! The moment the bells ring and the view overlooking the city are a special treat. This clock tower, which combines historical romance and mechanical beauty, is a spot you definitely want to add to your Venice sightseeing!