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The Leaning Tower of Pisa Facts for Kids

About The Leaning Tower of Pisa: The Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy took almost 200 years to build - wars kept halting the work - and was finished around 1372. It is the bell tower of Pisa's cathedral, standing about 57 m tall. It tilts to one side because it was built on soft ground that slowly sank. It leans because it was built on soft, sinking ground

Location: In the city of Pisa, in Italy · Country: Italy · Built: It was finished around 1372 · Build Time: Almost 200 years wars kept stopping the work! · Type: The bell tower of Pisa's cathedral · Height: It stands about 57 m (187 ft) tall · Famous For: Leaning to one side without falling over · Claim: The most famous tilting building in the world

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It leans because it was built on soft, sinking ground