Torre Grossa (o Torre del palazzo del Podesta)

Up the Grossata tower, the town has a panoramic view, and the picturesque olive groves and vineyards are in the distance. We always climb to the top in different places every day, but for different scenery, we are tired and happy.

San Gimignano has many towers, Grossa Tower is the tallest one, you can buy tickets to climb the tower, you can visit the history of the tower during the lighthouse, you can see the whole town on the top of the tower, and you can also enjoy the scenery of the Valley of Ursa.

The Grossata tower is also the only tower open to the public, with a total height of 54 meters, built in the early 14th century. Visitors can climb the tower to see the beautiful scenery of San Gimiano and the Tuscan hills outside the city.

San Gimignano, a millennia-old medieval town in central Italy, has a typical Tuscan landscape, once a major town on the main road of commerce between Rome and Paris, and the birthplace of Tiramisu.

The Grossata Tower is said to be the only tower in the town's existing tower that is open to the outside world. It was built in 1311 and is 54 meters high and the tallest tower. It is recommended to climb to the top. It is so beautiful to stand on the top of the tower and see the panoramic view of the town and Tuscala. The lighthouse has no elevator, and the last dozen steps are almost straight up and down, so be sure to pay attention to safety.

The Grossata Tower is the only tower in San Gimiano that is open to the public. It is also the tallest tower, with a total height of 54 meters, and was built in the early 14th century. The entrance to the tower is not easy to find, because the ticket office is upstairs, so visiting the patio downstairs is free. The building itself and the murals are beautiful. Inside the tower: The swing ladder is suspended, only in contact with the wall...

Very worth the experience. Be sure to climb a look. There is a small museum. The scenery on the tower is very good! ! ! ! It will be a pity not to climb! World Heritage Town, Flowers and teens punch in~