Belltower Collection (page 29)

Russia, Vladimir, Bell tower
Russia - Vladimir. Church of the Transfiguration (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1992). The belltower (1810)

Russia, Sergiev-Posad, Trinity Cathedral and belltower
Russia - Sergiev-Posad. Trinity Sergius Lavra (Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra, 14th-19th century, UNESCO World Heritage List, 1993). Trinity Cathedral (1422) and the belltower

Russia, Sergiev Posad, Moscow, Trinity St. Sergius Monastery
Russia - Sergiev Posad, Moscow area. Trinity St. Sergius Monastery, 14th-19th century (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1993)

Russia, Sergiev Posad, Moscow, Church of Holy Spirit
Russia - Sergiev Posad, Moscow area. Trinity St. Sergius Monastery, 14th-19th century (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1993). The church of Holy Spirit (1476). Detail of the dome

Freestanding church belltower, Tensta Church, Uppsala County, Uppland, Sweden, april

Medieval church and freestanding belltower, Trono Old Church, Halsingland, Norrland, Sweden, august

View of old town and Catholic church with Romanesque campanile, St. Marys Church, Zadar, Dalmatia, Adriatic Sea, Croatia, July

Old town of Rab at dusk, Rab town, Rab Island, Kvarner region, Dalmatia, Adriatic Sea, Croatia, Europe

Old town of Rab town with Belfry of St. Justines church, great bell tower of St. Marys church, campanile of church of St. John and campanile of monastery of St

Old town of Rab town with four medieval belltowers at sunset, Rab town, Rab Island, Kvarner region, Dalmatia, Adriatic Sea, Croatia, Europe

Via di Poggio and the Campanile of San Michele, Lucca, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Evening, harbour view to the bell tower, Lazise, Lake Garda, Italian Lakes, Lombardy, Italy, Europe

For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

The belltower stands tall, a symbol of history and culture in various corners of the world. From the Haghpat Monastery complex in Armenia's Lori Province to the Doges Palace and Campanile after sunset in Venice, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites captivate with their architectural grandeur. In Belgium, the Bruges town hall and Belfort (Beffroi) illuminate the night sky, showcasing a stunning blend of medieval charm and modern allure. Meanwhile, Ghent's 14th-century belfry, known as Het Belfort van Gent, proudly overlooks the cityscape alongside Stadshal. Artistic representations like Towers of Laon on canvas transport us to different eras while capturing their timeless beauty. In Cyprus' Ayia Napa Monastery or Italy's Eglise Santa Maria delle Grazie in Procida, Campania, we find solace amidst serene surroundings. Closer to home lies The old bell tower of Saint Augustine Parish Church or Bantay Church—a beloved landmark that has witnessed generations pass by its side. And within Sir John Vanbrugh's Country Houses at Claremont or Ightham Mote's courtyard from The English Country House book photos emerge stories frozen in time. Whether it be through photographs or personal experiences visiting these sites ourselves; each belltower holds an enchanting tale waiting to be discovered. As we explore these diverse locations across continents—Armenia to Italy, Belgium to England—we are reminded of humanity's shared heritage and our collective appreciation for architectural marvels that stand as testaments to human ingenuity throughout history.