Campanile (noun)

A freestanding bell tower, especially one that is part of a church or cathedral complex.

Origin:

Italian, from latin campāna bell.

Examples:

1. The campanile was a familiar landmark for miles around.
2. The campanile was the tallest structure in the city.
3. The campanile was used to call the faithful to worship.
4. The campanile was a symbol of the city's rich history.
5. The campanile was a popular spot for tourists to take in views of the city.