Hi, it was about 50 minutes

As I recall no - many sets of stairs to climb

Buongiorno, I corrimano spero vivamente ci siano, da normativa per le costruzioni e messa a norma di ingegneria civile. Riporto quanto trovato su un sito che magari le può interessare: "Verrà chiesto ai visitatori di lasciare gli oggetti ingombranti, zaini o ombrelli, in uno stanzino dopo aver percorso pochi gradini. Le strette scale ed i numerosi gradini sarebbero difficili da percorrere con oggetti ingombranti". Saluti.

Should be no problem clock tower tour lasts ~ 30 minutes Doge's Palace is across the square

Hola, Führung nicht nötig-viel Spaß!

The key here is to book online and have a stress free trip all round , other attractions can be booked online and fit in a gondola ride while you there to soak in the atmosphere

HI! You must register for a VivaTicket account first, then just follow the instructions. I just tried it & everything is working fine. OR You can call them at +39.041.2719035 ALSO - if you purchase the Doges Palace Secret Itineraries Tour AND the Clock Tower Tour, you get a great discount on both. That is what we did & thoroughly enjoyed both. Good luck! Enjoy!

Be dentro non hai nessun problema...le scale sono a chiocciola strette...ma vertigini no... sopra ci sono i parapetti e se non ti sporgi non vedo problemi...in oltre con la guida si va' anche su due terrazzi appena sotto...ma son terrazzi normali con ringhiere alte in marmo...quindi non vedo problemi...attenzione la visita va' prenotata..puoi andare alla reception del museo correr...

There are at least 120 steps at Torre Dell’Orologio (St. Mark’s Clock Tower). I am sorry for not keeping count of the actual number of steps while I was enjoying a guided tour. I remembered there was no lift and everyone had to climb four-storey steep and narrow spiral staircases, pasting the clockworks before reaching the roof terrace for a stunning view. Tours stopped at every landing level on our way up to hear about the historical lectures of the tower. Each stop provided well needed break. Once reaching the top, it would be time to enjoy amazing views across Venice. Because of the steep and narrow circular metal stairs and small spaces in the tower, you have to be reasonably fit to do this tour. This might be disheartening for some people. Take note that the museum bans children under six and warns the frail, unfit or pregnant not to attempt the tour, including those suffering from vertigo or claustrophobia. One of the amazing facts about climbing is officially classed as a “vigorous exercise” and burns more calories per minute than jogging. The vigorous and continuous movement of our legs and hips in climbing up the stairs results in deeper breathing and increases our heartbeat, which further enhances blood flow to all areas of our body. Climbing up the steep steps requires more effort than walking down the stairs. The former is against the law of gravity and the latter is merely in harmony with the gravitation. However, how many stairs can one climb depends on how fit one is. People with heart conditions or respiratory difficulties can hardly climb 10 steps or so. If you are able to walk up to the top on a very narrow and steep spiral staircase, try to focus your mind on the magnificent views across Venice, which is certainly well worth the climb.

The good thing was that we were on a guided tour and the guide bought our tickets for us online. It can be found on the Musei Civici website. You can also purchase your tickets at the ticket desk of Museo Correr at St. Mark's Square.