is the tallest leaning tower in Italy. The Asinelli has historically tilted 1.3 degrees, much less than the Garisenda and, in recent years, even opened to tourists who were able to walk up its 498 ...

But now, the days of the Garisenda tower in Bologna, Italy, could be numbered. Following investigations last month, the city is instigating a civil protection plan for the “sudden and unexpected ...

It might not be Italy's most famous leaning tower, but the Garisenda Tower has now got the whole country's attention as scientists find it is at risk of collapsing. Scientists from the ...

Authorities have sealed off a leaning tower in Italy - and it is not in Pisa. Officials warn that the state of the 12th-century Garisenda Tower in Bologna is "highly critical". Bologna City ...

But now, the days of the Garisenda tower in Bologna, Italy, could be numbered. Following investigations last month, the city is instigating a civil protection plan for the “sudden and unexpected ...

Charles Dickens was struck by it when traveling around Italy. And now the medieval Garisenda “leaning” tower in Bologna is sparking very modern publicity, with concern that it might be subsiding.

Garisenda Tower, a medieval tower in the Italian city of Bologna that leans by the same height as its famous counterpart in Pisa has been closed down due to concerns that it would fall anytime soon.

Scientists have declared that the 900-year-old Garisenda Tower in the Italian city of Bologna is close to collapse. The tower is reported to be leaning four degrees close to the five-degree tilt ...

But Italy has another leaning tower, the 150-foot high Garisenda, a 12th century structure in Bologna that was recently closed while engineers rush to prevent its collapse.

Torre Guinigi, or Guinigi Tower, was built in Lucca, Italy, in the late 1300s. It was common for wealthy families to commission towers to see who could build the tallest one. The tower's roof has ...