How many leaning towers does italy have? I thought the one in Pisa was The leaning tower, now to find it has siblings
Turns out it’s difficult to make a tower stand up straight for 900 years
Maybe they should see a doctor
That’s exactly what they’re doing!
I can barely get mine to stand straight for 20 minutes these days
So all the people holding it back on Instagram didn’t help after all
that’s another leaning tower.
the fact that a country brags more than one leaning tower is a bit concerning.
the fact that a country brags more than one leaning tower is a bit concerning.
On the contrary. It speaks for the quality of its buildings in general. Engineering isn’t easy, especially if you’re doing it with medieval math. Hence things will go wrong. But the leaning buildings in Italy tell me that Italian builders accounted for that and build their structures to last even when things go wrong. Hence it does indeed make me feel safer in any old building that isn’t leaning.
Survivor bias, we don’t know about all the towers that did in fact lean to far and fell over the centuries.
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They should dismantle it and rebuild it after fixing the base. Costly and long time to do but it is a cultural relic
Not sure how many tourists would want to see the rebuild, straight tower of bologna.
It’s all bologna
