St Mark's Campanile

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bell tower campanile landmark tourist attraction

St Mark's Campanile is the iconic brick bell tower of St Mark's Basilica in Venice, Italy, renowned as one of the city's most recognizable landmarks.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	bell tower → campanile → landmark → tourist attraction →
accessToTop	elevator →
architecturalStyle	Renaissance →
bellNames	Marangona → Mezza terza → Nona → Renghiera → Trottiera →
city	Venice →
collapseDate	14 July 1902 →
country	Italy →
hasFeature	belfry → golden weather vane of the Archangel Gabriel → pyramidal spire → square plan →
hasFunction	bell tower → lighthouse in the past → watchtower →
hasNickname	el parón de casa →
hasNumberOfBells	5 →
hasObservationDeck	yes →
height	323 feet → 98.6 metres →
isOneOf	most recognizable landmarks of Venice →
isSymbolOf	Venice →
languageOfNickname	Venetian →
locatedIn	Italy → Piazza San Marco → Veneto → Venice →
material	brick →
meaningOfNickname	the master of the house →
mottoOfReconstruction	Dov’era e com’era →
near	Doge's Palace → Procuratie Nuove → Procuratie Vecchie →
originalConstructionEnd	12th century →
originalConstructionStart	9th century →
overlooks	Piazza San Marco → Venetian Lagoon →
partOf	St Mark's Basilica →
rebuiltAfter	collapse of 1902 →
reconstructionEnd	1912 →
reconstructionStart	1903 →
reopened	25 April 1912 →
translationOfMotto	Where it was and as it was →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Campanile ("St Mark's Campanile in Venice") → Sather Tower →	inspiredBy