5. Get a bird’s-eye view of Venice

At virtually 99m (325ft), the belfry is that the city’s tallest building, originally designed between 888 and 912 (in July 1902 it folded, imploding in an exceedingly neat pyramid of rubbish. it had been remodeled specifically ‘as it had been, wherever it was’, because the city council of the day promised). Holy Roman Emperor town III rode a horse to the highest of the first in 1451; lately guests take the raise. The read is excellent, taking within the recreation facility, the full lake and (on a transparent day) the Dolomites within the distance.