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Clocks are one of the most well known sets of time keepers. They provide Venetians with mechanical means to register time to the day, hour, and even minute. They act like metronomes, setting the pace of the city. Clocks in Venice have been assessed and put into one of three categories: [[Minich Clocks]], [[Bell Tower Clocks]], and [[Public Clocks]]. | Clocks are one of the most well known sets of time keepers. They provide Venetians with mechanical means to register time to the day, hour, and even minute. They act like metronomes, setting the pace of the city. Clocks in Venice have been assessed and put into one of three categories: [[Minich Clocks]], [[Bell Tower Clocks]], and [[Public Clocks]]. | ||
=Venetian Clocks= | =Venetian Clocks= | ||
Revision as of 01:15, 23 December 2014
This page contains the overview of the clocks found in Venice .
| Number Assessed | 33 |
|---|---|
| Clocks | |
| Number of Minich Clocks | 21 |
| Number of Bell Tower Clocks | 8 |
| Number of Public Clocks | 4 |
Clocks are one of the most well known sets of time keepers. They provide Venetians with mechanical means to register time to the day, hour, and even minute. They act like metronomes, setting the pace of the city. Clocks in Venice have been assessed and put into one of three categories: Minich Clocks, Bell Tower Clocks, and Public Clocks.
Venetian Clocks
Minich Clocks
- Quick Summary of Minich Clocks. Link to Angelo Minich. For more information visit Minich Clocks.
Bell Tower Clocks
- Quick Summary of Bell Tower Clocks. For more information visit Bell Tower Clocks.
Public Clocks
- Quick Summary of Public Clocks. For more information visit Public Clocks.