Leaning Tower of Pisa

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is located in the Pisa Cathedral in the central Italian city of Pisa, the church's independent bell tower. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a long-standing and legendary building known for its unique tilt angle, and the wooden tower of Yingxian in China and the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, are known as the world's three major chittals. The Leaning Tower of Pisa was built in 1173 and was built by Nano Pisano, originally designed to be vertically built. Due to unstable foundations and soft soil, the tower began to tilt southeast only a year after construction began. In 1178, the clock tower was built to the fourth floor, and the tilt became more obvious, so the work was forced to stop. In 1231, half a century later, in order to correct the tilted tower, the project began to be built in the opposite direction. In 1278, the clock tower was built to the seventh floor, and it was obvious that the tower was curved, and the top of the tower was prominent. In the centuries that followed, architects tried various methods to correct it, but the tower continued to tilt. In 1990, the leaning angle of the tower reached the maximum, and the top of the tower was prominent. Due to the large tilt angle, the tower was closed again and the center of gravity of the tower was adjusted by the "earth extraction method". In 2013, the leaning tower finally stopped the tilting trend. After professional measurement, the current tilt angle of the leaning tower of Pisa is 3.99 °, and the top of the tower is prominently grounded 4.5 meters.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is an iconic building in Italy and a wonder in the history of world architecture. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is actually a separate bell tower of the Pisa Cathedral. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is more than 20 meters away from the Cathedral. The Leaning Tower overlooks each floor of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, with arches engraved on the walls on the bottom floor and a bell pavilion on the top floor. The experience of entering the Leaning Tower is very special. When you walk along a very narrow spiral ladder, you will have the illusion of being on the boat and feel dizzy. After arriving at the top of the tower, the view suddenly opened up. There is a clock tower on the top floor, but it is not allowed to ring. It is estimated that the resonance will affect the leaning tower. The leaning tower and the cathedral and the baptism hall are all good. Especially unexpectedly, the cemetery is also very quiet and beautiful, with many mottled murals and exquisite marble statues around. Trip.com The ticket is very convenient, you can use it directly with the electronic ticket, and the WC in the leaning tower should also use ticket, otherwise it will be 1 Euro one 😂

a lovely tower exactly what is says on the tin! surrounding buildings are also very nice and worth a look. would definitely recommend a visit.

It is worth going, now you can go up the tower, especially to the top of the tower, take the child to see the scientist Galileo put down two balls to measure the highest point of gravity, it is too educational for the child

It’s so amazing place and historical to visit in Italy, if you come to Italy must visit Pisa

Very good value for money, except that you can't climb the tower, you can enter the baptism hall. The scenery is very good.