A leaning tower is a leaning landmark in every sense of the word. And that doesn't apply to the most famous example in Pisa.

Have you ever wondered if the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa truly deserves a spot on your Italy itinerary? The tilted medieval bell tower has sparked debates among seasoned travelers and first-time ...

The Tower of Pisa was once feared on the brink of collapse as the lean that made it such a popular landmark threatened its very existence. But this week, as the monument celebrated its 850th birthday, ...

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of Italy's most famous Medieval-era buildings. Built between 1173 CE and 1372, the tower sits at a four-degree lean due to soft soil beneath it. Today, the tower is ...

Thinking of Pisa Italy instantly conjures the image of its leaning tower – the famous, centuries-old architectural marvel that has mesmerized onlookers and remains a tourist attraction today. The ...

This architectural curiosity is a precise half-scale version of Italy's famous Pisa tower, rising 94 feet tall with a 28-foot diameter and leaning a significant 7.4 feet, according to the town's ...

Pisa celebrated their long-awaited return to Serie A with a striking visual tribute, draping a massive black and blue flag — the club’s official colours — from the top of the iconic Leaning Tower.

PISA, Italy - The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the latest stops on Rick Rowe's trip of a lifetime in partnership with Collette. The freestanding bell tower is known for its over four-degree lean, ...

The assumption has been that Pisa’s famous leaning tower is leaning more and more each year, but actually it has been straightening itself on its own since protective work was done a decade ago.