The visit includes a climb up to the bell tower and a recounting of the events surrounding it, up until its recent restoration.
The tour includes a climb up to the bell tower and a narration of the events surrounding it, up until its recent restoration. Built in 1347 in the style of the bell tower of San Marco in Venice, it is considered one of the most beautiful bell towers in Northern Italy.
Guided tour at 18:45 - meeting point: San Marco Cathedral square
Please note that a maximum of 15 people per session can participate.
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Duomo di San Marco, Pordenone
Guided tour at 18:45 - meeting point: San Marco Cathedral square
Last updated: 29/06/2026 10:47
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