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called the Asinelli. The
smaller tower with a
greater lean is
called the
Garisenda.
Their names derive from the
families which are
traditionally credited...
- Medioevale)
Galluzzi Tower (Torre Galluzzi) -
Corte Galluzzi Garisenda Tower (Torre
Garisenda) -
Piazza Ravegnana Ghisilieri Tower (Torre Ghisilieri) - Via...
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famous of the
towers of
Bologna are the
central Due
Torri (Asinelli and
Garisenda),
whose iconic leaning forms provide a po****r
symbol of the town. The...
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Stefano in
Venice Torre delle Milizie, Rome The Two
Towers (Asinelli and
Garisenda towers in Bologna) The San
Benedetto church and bell tower, Ferrera, italy...
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Purgatory that he is
carried by an
eagle into the heavens. Purg. IX, 22–33.
Garisenda: A 160-foot
leaning tower in
Bologna built in the 12th century. Comparable...
- exposition, he displa**** the two landscapes: Le due
torri Asinelli e
Garisenda and Il Foro romano. In 1881 at Florence, he
exhibited Fra due battute...
- Adnkronos. 14 July 1995. "Musica:
Samuele Bersani, per un
video su
torre Garisenda" (in Italian). Adnkronos. 12
January 1996.
Archived from the original...
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welcoming visiting dignatories.
Guests at the
villa included singer Gea
della Garisenda [it],
senator Teresio Borsalino [it], and
Austrian chancellor Engelbert...
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University established. 1109 –
Torre Asinelli (tower) built. 1110 –
Torre Garisenda (tower) built. 1112 –
Bologna becomes a free town. 1167 – City
joins Lombard...
- the
construction of very tall
tower houses. In
Bologna only the
Torre Garisenda, (1100), 130 ft and the
Torre Asinelli, (1109), 225 ft, have survived...
