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The Clock Tower on Piazza San Marco with its blue and gold clock face above the archway.
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St Mark's Clocktower

St Mark's Clocktower is an early Renaissance tower on the north side of Piazza San Marco, built in the 1490s above the archway into the Merceria. Its blue and gold clock face shows the hours, the sun's place in the zodiac and the phases of the moon, and two bronze figures strike the bell on the roof. The interior is seen on guided tours by booking.

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