List of leaning towers

A leaning tower is inclined to the vertical tower. Leaning Towers can occur unintentionally due to uneven sinking of the soil. However, they may also have been intentionally built wrong for special requirements. The world's most famous example is the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The highest Leaning Tower is within 175 meters of the tower of the Montreal Olympic Stadium. The " schiefste " tower in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records the steeple of Suurhusen in East Friesland, where there is a particular concentration of oblique structures.

Building with inclined cubature and facade, but their floor levels are horizontal, are not referred to as the " Leaning Tower ".

Leaning Towers

Germany

The sorting is done on the inclination angle.

Austria

The sorting is done on the inclination angle.

Switzerland

The sorting is done on the inclination angle.

Rest of Europe

The list is sorted by country and within the same on the inclination angle.

Towers, which were called " wrong "

  • " Leaning Tower ", the name of Old St. Thoma in Soest
  • Leaning tower of St. Paul's Church in Kamen
  • FiftyTwoDegrees in Nijmegen
Leaning Tower of Suurhusen Dausenau City gate Bautzen Einbeck Apfeltrach Gate tower Mayen Neckartailfingen Nordhausen Diersbach Peuerbach Kilmacduagh Monastery Bell tower Italy Santo Stefano, Venice Barbian Caorle Burano Prato Carnico Ravenna Riva del Garda Martinitoren Groningen Bedum Oude Kerk (Delft) Delft Oldehove (tower) Leeuwarden Söyembikä Tower Kazan Ústí nad Labem Chesterfield Temple Church (Bristol) Bristol Big Ben London Albert Memorial Clock, Belfast Caerphilly Castle
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