PISA

The Tower of Pisa is one of four important works of the complex located on the Square named Miracle in the North of Pisa city, Italy, including a church, chapel, and cemetery. According to the original design, the tower of Pisa was vertical with a height of 56.70m. However, the foundation of this tower is only 3m deep, has many areas of subsidence. So when the work is completed, it is tilted more and more with the difference each year increasing. When the tower of Pisa was completely built-in 1372, the inclination was 3.9 degrees, the tower body tilted to the southeast. The structure is expected to collapse in the next 300 years.

With its unique beauty and inclination, with its important role, associated with many historical and architectural landmarks, this place has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Over time, the leaning tower of Pisa has gradually become the most famous architectural work of Italy, attracting many tourists to visit every year. This work is also a testament to the magic in the beautiful city of Pisa. To many, the tower is a prime example of the allure of imperfection. Any project, anyone can still be famous and successful with their uniqueness, even if they do not follow the usual rules. When visiting Pisa, do not miss the opportunity to see firsthand the attractions around the construction site. Those are all famous tourist attractions of Pisa and Italy such as Duomo cathedral, Campanile bell tower - leaning tower, Baptism room and especially Camposanto cemetery.

The best time to visit Pisa is spring, from March to June. At this time, you will enjoy the beauty to the fullest of the Tower of Pisa. In addition, autumn is also a suitable period to travel to Italy in general and check in to the leaning tower in particular.