BOOKING VISITS FOR THE CLOCK TOWER IN VENICE, ITALY - TORRE DELL'OROLOGIO

OPENING TIMES:

Visits to the Clock Tower are only permitted as part of a guided tour. Timing as follows:

Guided tours in English: at 09.00, 10.00 and 11.00 AM on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays and at 13.00, 14.00 and 15.00 PM on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Please note that the inside of the building is cramped, and the stairs between the five levels are both narrow and steep. For this reason, children under the age of twelve are not permitted to take the tour, neither are people of reduced mobility. Furthermore, the tour is not recommended should you be pregnant, or suffer from vertigo, claustrophobia or cardio-vascular complications.

PRICING:

Prices include booking fees and service charge. At present there are no reduced price tickets on sale.

Simply select the ideal date for your visit by clicking on the calendar (the small square icon) below, and our system will automatically present you with the relevant ticket options for that date.

If possible we would urge you to give us alternative dates, in order to avoid the 'fully booked' email - to do so simply click the 'I'm willing to be flexible' box below - you'll be able to suggest alternative dates in a moment. Next, press the 'Click to continue with booking' button.

HOW YOU'LL GET YOUR TICKETS:

To reserve tickets for the Torre dell'Orologio, just fill out the booking form, supply us with credit card details, and we'll do the rest. There will be no charge whatsoever until we confirm your reservation. We'll then point you to our secure page, where you can print out your entry voucher. Print it out, take it with you to the venue and present it at the ticket desk ... they will swap it for your entry ticket. As simple as that!

Visitor information for the Torre dell'Orologio (Clock Tower), Venice, Italy

PLEASE NOTE: You must present yourself at the galleries at the time specified on your booking voucher - admittance will not be granted at other times.

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