Two Towers

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Two Towers refers to the famous pair of medieval leaning towers in Bologna, Italy, which serve as a prominent symbol of the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval tower
pair of towers
tourist attraction
access internal staircase
architecturalStyle medieval architecture
medieval brick tower
constructionStart 12th century
early 12th century
coordinateLocation 44.494°N 11.346°E
country Italy
culturalSignificance iconic symbol of Bologna’s medieval past
era Middle Ages
function defensive tower
watchtower
hasPart Asinelli Tower NERFINISHED
Garisenda Tower NERFINISHED
height approximately 48 meters
approximately 97 meters
heritageDesignation monument
locatedIn Bologna NERFINISHED
Emilia-Romagna
historic center of Bologna
materialUsed brick
mentionedIn Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy NERFINISHED
nearbySquare Piazza di Porta Ravegnana NERFINISHED
nearbyStreet Strada Maggiore NERFINISHED
Via Rizzoli NERFINISHED
notableFeature both towers are leaning
leaning structure
prominent in Bologna skyline
strongly leaning tower
ownership municipality of Bologna NERFINISHED
region Northern Italy NERFINISHED
structuralModification reduced in height in the Middle Ages for safety reasons
symbolOf Bologna NERFINISHED
touristAttraction yes
use observation platform
visitorActivity climbing Asinelli Tower for panoramic views

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Asinelli Tower isOneOf Two Towers