St. Mark's Basilica, originally the Doge's private chapel, has been Venice's cathedral since 1807. Known as the Chiesa d’Oro (Golden Church), it seamlessly blends Gothic, Byzantine, Romanesque, and Renaissance styles. With soaring domes and breathtaking golden mosaics, the basilica stands as a religious landmark and museum, showcasing Venice's rich history. Explore curated ticket and tour options for a seamless visit to this magnificent Gothic cathedral with our expert guidance.

Ascend St. Mark's campanile, Venice's tallest building, towering at 99 m. A former lighthouse built in the 12th century, it is topped by the Archangel Gabriel statue on a rotating platform. View this iconic bell tower that was also visited by the likes of Galileo.