[@ThePhantomMajor]

I was there at midday in 2004 just there under tne bells, looked round and surveyed the stunning architecture of Venice, wonderful!

[@peter359]

So beautiful to hear anywhere in the city, I can't wait to go back in a few days for Christmas.

[@BenTurkMusic]

I have been afraid of bells for as long as I can remember, but yet, from a distance, I am facinated by them...

[@Flavioswing]

Sorry for my english,if it's not enough! The bells of S.Marco is one of the most suggestive peal in italy. is not perfectly tuned, but it is not badly.
Who are interested:
Bell 1: A (a°)Cast by Canciani (Venice Bellfounder) 1820 weight 3625kg
The other bells Cast by Brigozzi and D'adda in a special foundry,build for the occasion in the island of s.elena in 1909
Bell 2: B (h°) weight 2556kg
Bell 3: C sharp (cis') weight 1807kg
Bell 4: D (d') weight 1366kg
Bell 5: E (e') weight 1011kg

[@orthodox111]

just beautiful

[@JoshuaRM]

damn, must be loud. And is very beautiful.

[@paolo75000]

Il più bel slancio che esista :)

[@peter359]

Ah, but to hear them in the distance in this beautiful city is to dream while awake.

[@mvenshnop]

great place to go after a long night of drinking the communion wine!

[@47of74]

Got to hear them from the ground, but they didn't go when I was up in the tower.

[@Caligola93]

@TheAngelofNight look the cologne tower, is the same of San Marco

[@Caligola93]

@TheAngelofNight don't worry, italian people made it, so there aren't flying parts or flying clappers! and the stuff check the bells every month.

[@Ciloster82]

Cast by BARIGOZZI and D'adda...
So benissimo che si tratta di un errore di digitazione, mi son permesso di correggere... ;-)

[@MultiDollar1234]

where any of the bells damige in 1902

[@mastership90]

marangon is 5 yes was survived, excuse me my elementary english

[@MultiDollar1234]

no tochee the bells