Towers in Tuscany
Pisa
The tall Torre Guelfa is located in one of the most charming areas of Pisa, the Cittadella Vecchia
Pisa
The tower that adjoins the Palazzo Reale, standing on the corner of the Via Santa Maria and the Via San Nicola, is an integral part of the Artistic Heritage Commission Building
Florence
The belltower of Santa Maria del Fiore, one of the most beautiful in Italy, was an invention of genius by Giotto which was created more as a decorative monument than a functional one
Pisa
The tower rising at the back of Hotel Victoria is only visible from the inner courtyard of the hotel
Pisa
The building currently houses the Chancellorship of Pisa University, which took care of its restoration after World War II
Pisa
One of the world famous monuments of Piazza dei Miracoli
Siena
Begun in 1325, as a symbol of the power wielded in the Town Hall, it was completed in 1348
Pisa
Its actual structure is the result of transformations which took place since the middle ages up to nowadays
Pisa
It is one of the most evocative corners of Volterra
Pisa
Group of towers located in Piazza San Michele and constructed in 1250 by Giovanni Toscano
Lucca
It stands out against the sea on the Darsena Toscana near the mouth of the Burlamacca canal
Lucca
It was one of the fortresses the Florentine government used to defend this coastal area in the XVIth century
Pisa
It was of fundamental strategic importance, controlling the entrance to the bridge below
Arezzo
Built in 1347 by the Perugians, it was attached to the enclosing walls by the muro dell’Ala in 1338, and is next to the Casseretto
Lucca
Torre delle Ore is the only medieval tower left in Lucca out of around 130 that once existed
Florence
About 94 metres high, it is considered the symbol of the city
Lucca
It's one of the few towers left standing in the city, is one of the most representative monuments of Lucca
Livorno
The Medici family made a beautiful tower built, as a part of the system of fortification erected to protect the shore against the frequent piratical raids
Pisa
It stands on the north-western corner of the medieval ramparts