Bologna Tower (leaning) I decided, with this review, to make a Mathematical modeling problem: Using the given dimensions (157 ft tall with 10 ft overhang), ratios and proportions from Algebra, and …Full review by Peterharris32
Dec 8, 2024
Quite simply, a staggering sight. Don't miss these towers, even though they are currently undergoing work, with hoardings around the bases. Really spectacular.Full review by Mark S
Nov 7, 2024
These towers certainly dominate the skyline in the centre of Bologna. The views from the top are supposed to be great, however the towers were closed on the day of our visit.Full review by Dimitris L
Hi. I'm keen to climb the tower and have managed similar climbs in the past, but I'm not as young as I used to be! I'd probably need to stop a couple of times to catch my breath - for a minute - would this be a problem? Also, assuming there is a single stairway, would all the people in a slot go up first, stay at the top for a while, then come down?
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There's room to catch a breath every two to three floors, so that's fine. There's not much air in hot weather so I'd advise you to go early in the morning if possible.
Does this have to be booked in advance? I will be in Bologna for a day in Sept (fri) but not sure of exact timings. Is it possible to book a ticket at the site?
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You cannot book at the site, you will need to do it at the tourist office or online.
I'll copy/paste the information taken from Bologna Welcome website: "Asinelli Tower: from 1st April 2016 to 30th September 2016: 9am - 7pm. From 1st to 31st October 2016: 9am - …
I'll copy/paste the information taken from Bologna Welcome website: "Asinelli Tower: from 1st April 2016 to 30th September 2016: 9am - 7pm. From 1st to 31st October 2016: 9am - 6pm. From 1st November 2016: 9am - 5pm Garisenda Tower: not accessible" Enjoy it!
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