Giotto's Campanile

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Giotto's Campanile is a richly decorated Gothic bell tower in Florence, Italy, renowned for its elegant design and intricate marble façade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic architecture
bell tower
campanile
tourist attraction
adjacentTo Brunelleschi's Dome
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
architect Andrea Pisano
Francesco Talenti
Giotto di Bondone
linked to: Giotto
builtInCentury 14th century
city Florence
constructionEnd 1359
constructionStart 1334
country Italy
dedicatedTo Santa Maria del Fiore
governingBody Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore
linked to: Opera del Duomo
hasFeature Gothic windows
double-light windows
hexagonal relief panels
lozenges with reliefs
niches with statues
panoramic terrace at the top
polychrome marble cladding
richly decorated façade
triple-light windows
hasFunction bell tower for Florence Cathedral
observation tower
hasViewOf Arno River
Tuscan hills
linked to: Tuscany

historic centre of Florence
height about 277.9 feet
about 84.7 metres
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Florence
locatedIn Piazza del Duomo
location Florence
material green marble
red marble
white marble
namedAfter Giotto di Bondone
linked to: Giotto
notableFor elegant vertical proportions
intricate marble façade
sculptural decoration program
numberOfLevels five
numberOfSteps over 400
partOf Florence Cathedral complex
region Tuscany
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
style Gothic
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1982

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Florence hasLandmark Giotto's Campanile
Giotto notableWork Campanile of Florence Cathedral design
linked to: Giotto's Campanile
Baptistery of San Giovanni locatedNear Giotto's Campanile
Opera del Duomo responsibleFor Giotto’s Campanile
linked to: Giotto's Campanile