A must-see in Italy! The medieval "Leaning Tower of Pisa," the Two Towers of Bologna

It's so amazing! I was really impressed by the Two Towers of Bologna, the "Manhattan" of the Middle Ages! The city once had nearly 200 towers, and now more than 20 are still standing, making it the most unique skyline in Europe! 📍Address: Piazza di Porta Ravegnana, 40126 Bologna BO, Italy ⏰Opening hours: Asinelli Tower 9:00–18:00 (extended to 20:00 during peak season) ⛱️Must-see attractions: · Asinelli Tower (the main tower is 97 meters high and you can climb to the top!) · Garisenda Tower (its tilt is greater than the Leaning Tower of Pisa) · Piazza del Nettuno (the best photo spot) · Pozzo Tower (a mysterious tower hidden in the alleys) · Palazzo degli Azzi (an ancient building complex next to the Two Towers) 🌄Travel tips: 1. You need to book online in advance to climb the Asinelli Tower 2. There are 498 steps to the top, so be careful 3. It's best to visit in the morning or evening when the light is best 4. You can enjoy a 360-degree view of the old town from the top 5. There are many unique restaurants near the Two Towers where you can eat and enjoy the view 🏨Accommodation tips: We highly recommend staying in the old town. We recommend Art Hotel Commercianti and Hotel Corona d'Oro, both of which offer views of the towers and stunning night views! 💗Other tips: 1. We recommend buying tickets online 2–3 days in advance 2. We don't recommend bringing a large bag, as the stairs are narrow 3. Wear comfortable shoes, as the steps are high 4. The tower will be closed in bad weather 5. It's windy at the top, so bring a jacket 6. There are many street performers at the foot of the tower, creating a great atmosphere 7. We recommend visiting at sunset for the best views I love the unique charm of this city! Standing on top of the tower and looking down, the red brick roofs stretch to the horizon, as if you have traveled back to the Middle Ages! Especially at dusk, the whole city is bathed in golden sunlight, which is so beautiful! And Bologna doesn't have as many tourists as Florence or Venice, so there are many locals relaxing here, which feels very authentic.