Campanile di Giotto

  Rising alongside the Florence Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo, Campanile di Giotto is a striking bell tower that showcases stunning Gothic architecture. Constructed between 1334 and 1359 by architect Giotto di Bondone, this 82-meter tower is notable for its intricate marble façade and detailed relief sculptures. Primarily serving as a campanile, or bell tower, it also offers visitors an opportunity to climb 414 steps to enjoy a panoramic view of Florence. Spring is an excellent time to visit, as the surrounding square blooms with seasonal flowers, enhancing the picturesque setting. As you explore, take a moment to admire the detailed artwork and learn about the tower's significance in the city’s history.