Where is the Tower of Pisa located at?

The Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italian: torre pendente di Pisa), or simply the Tower of Pisa (torre di Pisa), is the campanile, or freestanding bell tower, of the cathedral of the Italian city of Pisa, known worldwide for its nearly four-degree lean, the result of an unstable foundation. The tower is situated behind the Pisa Cathedral and is the third-oldest structure in the city's Cathedral Square (Piazza del Duomo), after the cathedral and the Pisa Baptistry.

More Info: en.wikipedia.org

Test your knowledge

What are your thoughts on this subject?

89 Comments

Sm@rt Chav

Where could the tower of Pisa possibly be...? 🤔

Lorna Shipton

Poor grammar in question - the 'at' is not required!

skrueger

This time the picture did not give away the answer, but unfortunately it was the question that gave away the answer this time.

Fred Keogh

There have been eight (8) King Henry's of England, Henry the eighth was the last. Name the previous seven (7)?

Gordon Mehaffey

Who is buried in Grant’s Tomb!?! How is this question approved?😩

Alex Markin

And all along I was sure The Tower of Pisa was an Italian gift from the Duke of Pisa to Triple Fat Boy in Pyongyang. I learned something new.

Janet Dawn Baker

Where is the Tower of London located?

Kevin D. Ramkissoon

How was this ridiculous question approved? The answer is given in the question's wording! Why not simply ask were the building in the picture is located? SMH

Sally Onyett

🙄 another one 🙄

Frank Mallory

No preposition needed at the end of this question…

Cheryl Love

What is the next number after 7? (Did Lilly change her name?)

raymond parker

A better question would have been ‘ in which country is The leaning tower of Pisa ‘ ?’ ...And then the options as well as Italy

glennwo47

Pyongyang, it's where the American delegation stayed during the armistice talks.

Peter Blake

Kitty White, That is the old London bridge!!

Fred Keogh

Genevieve, I know. Very poor.

Jerry Edwards

Lorna Shipton, First and foremost, it's just an awful question. Secondly, who left the gates open to let the grammar police out on patrol?

Michael Garmaise

edwardvesteve, agreed, especially a useless redundant one. Why do people talk like that??

Sally Meyers

Fred Keogh, good one!

Cheryl Marovitz

Couldn’t you at least put Italy as an option instead of Pisa?

wakewalker

Gordon Mehaffey, No one is "buried" in Grant's Tomb. it's an above ground mausoleum. U.S. Grant and his wife are entombed there.

wakewalker

Stephen Illich, Actually, London Bridge was disassembled and moved to Lake Havasu City, Arizona years ago. The famous bridge still in London is called Tower Bridge.