St Mark's Clocktower, Clock tower in Italy
St Mark's Clocktower is a grand clock tower located in Venice, Italy.
Designed and built by architect Mauro Codussi, it has played an important role in the nation's history.
Its intricate design reflects Italian cultural aesthetics and craftsmanship.
The clock tower also functions as a museum showcasing artifacts of industrial archaeology.
The St Mark's Clocktower is considered Italian national heritage and represents an iconic part of Venice's skyline.
Location: San Marco
Location: Venice
Architect: Mauro Codussi
Architectural style: Renaissance architecture
Phone: +390415225205
Email: fmcvenezia@legalmail.it
Website: torreorologio.visitmuve.it
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