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St Mark's Campanile (Campanile di San Marco): tickets, prices & free things nearby

The 98.6 m bell tower of St Mark's Basilica, rebuilt after its 1902 collapse; a lift takes visitors to the bell chamber for the view over Venice and the lagoon.

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St Mark's Campanile (Campanile di San Marco)
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Paid entry

No — St Mark's Campanile has no free entry.

  • The bell tower has its own ticket; the basilica's free categories (children under 11, Diocese residents, disabled visitors) do not apply to it.
  • Ticket: Bell Tower ticket, individual booking — €15.

Verified Tuesday, 27 October 2026 against official sources

Before you go

Tips for your visit

  • There is no free entry to the bell tower: the basilica's free categories (children under 11, Diocese residents, disabled visitors) explicitly exclude the Campanile.
  • Tickets are nominative and timed; you must arrive in your slot (about 5 minutes' tolerance).
  • A lift goes up the shaft in about 30 seconds, so there are no long stair climbs.
  • Opening times can change at short notice in bad weather or for events.

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Official prices

St Mark's Campanile ticket prices

Bell Tower ticket, individual booking — Timed, nominative ticket bought from the Procuratoria di San Marco's official ticket site. Tour operators/guides pay €18, school groups €7.50. The bell tower is a separate ticket from the basilica.€15
St Mark's Basilica admission (separate ticket) — The basilica next door; children under 11, Diocese residents and disabled visitors + companion enter it free.€10
Basilica full ticket (Basilica, Pala d'Oro, Museum and Horses Loggia)€30

Prices from the official website, checked Oct 2026. There is no free entry; free places nearby are listed below.

Practical

Opening hours & how to get there

Every day from 9:30. Summer (April-October): last admission 20:00-20:45, closes 21:15. Winter (November-March): last admission 18:00-18:45, closes 19:15. Times can change for events, by month or in bad weather.

Piazza San Marco, 30124 Venice, Italy

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FAQ

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Is St Mark's Campanile free?

No. The official ticket office states there is no free admission to St Mark's Campanile. The bell tower has its own ticket; the basilica's free categories (children under 11, Diocese residents, disabled visitors) do not apply to it. Otherwise the official ticket costs €15.

How much is a ticket to St Mark's Campanile?

Bell Tower ticket, individual booking costs €15 on the official site.

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