Garisenda, Italy's other leaning tower

Pisa, in Italy's Tuscany region, is renowned for its photogenic Leaning Tower, which snapshot-eager tourists position themselves to "support." But Italy has another leaning tower, the 150-foot high Garisenda, a 12th century structure in Bologna that was recently closed while engineers rush to prevent its collapse. Correspondent Seth Doane looks at efforts to save these historic sites.
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[@steveconn]

Italy is a gift for all those who visit. Haven't seen Pisa but what wonderful food and architecture to explore!

[@lisabolo26]

The church and baptistry at Pisa are so beautiful with multicolored marble!

[@christinalem9836]

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[@christinalem9836]

😂

[@mauricethomas1783]

I've been there, unbelievable love it!!!

[@JerjerB]

Bologna - I went all the way up! It's amazing. The views of Bologna are incredible. But the 500 + stairs 😂😅 oh my God...

[@mililaniman]

Garisenda would be fascinating to look at in person. I didn't know about the other leaning towers in Italy.

[@JerjerB]

Millennium Tower needs to hire the professor! 2:11

[@blqeddie2946]

I consider myself lucky, I live in Bologna ❤🇮🇹

[@chesterthawkins7510]

amazing!

[@martaforaboschi209]

bravo papà❤️

[@matteoromenghi]

Tagliatelle con ragù alla bolognese.👍

[@matteoromenghi]

And Coliandro, of course!

[@matteoromenghi]

Bologna international.

[@overdoit]

what is the name of the Italian restaurant on the upper West side?

[@overdoit]

never mind found it, Lucciola

[@GiulioGhiro-pm2yq]

Lucciola

[@davidlong1786]

Hard choices. Nothing lasts forever. $20 million could be used elsewhere on better projects that help people.

[@susansawyer2475]

True, but if any old building (or other structures) is left to deteriorate, you let a piece of history go. Unfortunately, there will always be the poor and opportunity deprived people. The trick is to do the best for both, without sacrificing either.

[@davidlong1786]

Oh so let some people go without to save a crappy old building.......got it.@@susansawyer2475

[@jecko980]

Who knows how many money this tower made alone thanks to tourism

[@d.m.conroy6717]

stop featuring businesses/restaurants that you aspire for walk-in status. kinda desperate.