A serious amount of steps, I believe over 450. View are fantastic over the roof tops of Florence.

The tower is a classic view of the large dome designed by Berunezsky, which is not set in a tower with a facade like the Gothic church, but is presented separately.

Well worth a visit, Florence is a lot of heights and this one has a classic dome angle

very beautiful and colourful! reminded me of the sagrima familia from Spain. The line to get in to the catherdral is very long but worth it! and its free!

钟楼的设计者，不是别人，正是意大利文艺复兴初期一位与诗人但丁同时代的大壁画家乔托，故又名乔托钟楼。如此高的钟楼，在中世纪教堂建筑中实属罕见。

The architect of the bell tower, not others, was Giotto, a great muralist of the early Italian Renaissance who was contemporary with the poet Dante, and was also known as Giotto, a tower so tall that was rare in medieval church buildings.

We bought a package which included climbing this bell tower and cathedral in the same day. Well worth the climb. The views are breathtaking if you can reach the top. Seeing the different sections of the inside are interesting also.

Quite a steep climb, so be sure you're up to it first. Great view of the Duomo.

15€. Yes, they make you walk all the way up and they still charge you for it! ☺Once your at the top, the view makes it all worth it! Don't leave Firenze without visit the Campanile. The ticket also allows entrance to the Cupola and the Museo del Duomo.

The Campanile, or tower, is almost 300 feet high, and it makes for almost a perfect complement to Brunelleschi's Duomo. The Campanile is called Campanile of Giotto, but while Giotto drew the plans, he died a year into the project. It was finished for another seventy years after Giotto's death.

Standing adjacent the Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Baptistry of St. John, the tower is one of the showpieces of the Florentine Gothic architecture with its design by Giotto.

Hiking to the top is all well and good, but if you have broad shoulders like me you should try to leave your backpack at home. It was unbearably hot while hiking up and down the stairs and with no room to maneuver it was rough.

Climb to the top to get one of the best views of the entire city. There's not much that's taller than this.

314 steps to the top and well worth the climb - just be sure to bring some water and take a break when you reach the landings!

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 Campanile di Giotto, which means Giotto's Bell Tower, is a free chime tower which is arranged among a group of structures which incorporate Florence Cathedral on the Piazza del Duomo, situated in Florence, Italy. The tower is one of the masterpieces of the Gothic design found in numerous Florentine structures. The campanile contains seven ringers and several works of art. All the present works of art in the campanile are generations, as the firsts were evacuated somewhere in the range of 1965 and 1967 and are currently shown in the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, which is situated behind the basilica.

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