Campanile Du Noriac

The Campanile Du Noriac, or 'The Campanile', is a bell tower located in the westernmost district of Charlimar. The tower takes inspiration from the real world St. Mark's Campanile, an almost identical tower in Venice, Italy. The term campanile in Italian is a freestanding bell tower. The Campanile Du Noriac is regarded as a 'donation', at least by it's creator, from the noble house Noriac to the progress and expansion of the Asmoecian capital city of Charlimar.

The tower is approximately 64 blocks in height and 15 blocks in width. It reaches up to y135 and a considerable portion of Charlimar can be seen from the very top. A winding oak staircase from the bottom leads to a highly detailed and decorated quartz balcony which contains the bell, formed by 12 golden blocks. The spire is made of prismarine blocks, intended to resemble sheets of copper, like on St. Mark's Campanile.

The Campanile Du Noriac was completed on January 4th 2021 by Duc BeaverDung of house Noriac.