Lecce  Cathedral  Bell  Tower

Latest page update: 12 January 2025
By: Dion Protani
The Lecce Cathedral Bell Tower was built in 1682 and rises to a height of 72 metres. The campanile overlooks the beautiful Piazza del Duomo in the city of Lecce in Puglia which is noted for its own unique style of Baroque architecture from the 17th century. 

Five gradually-narrowing sections of the tower eventually lead to an ornate cupola decorated with colourful majolica tiles.
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Campanile del Duomo di Lecce
City: Lecce

Province: Lecce

Region: Puglia

Completed: 1682

Height: 72 metres

​Close by: Piazza del Duomo, Lecce Cathedral, Basilica Santa Croce

​​Recommended accommodation: 8Piuhotel

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