Leaning Tower of St. Moritz

The tilt of the Leaning Tower of Pisa is 4 degrees, and the tilt of the Leaning Tower of St. Moritz is5.5 degrees, but because it is much shorter than the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the shock of the Leaning Tower of St. Moritz is much inferior. As a landmark of St. Moritz, the Leaning Tower has watched the changes and vicissitudes of the small city for hundreds of years, looking at the people coming and going in the neighborhood, the sunrise and sunset in the valley, the freezing of the lake~ Watching the Leaning Tower, you must find a good perspective and reference. Because the spire tilts north, it is difficult to experience the tilt of the tower on the street facing the tower (south), and turn to the side~the beauty is in front of you.

The leaning tower is a little slanted, that is, it can't stand, it is still very magical, the nearby scenery is also very beautiful, you can see the beautiful scenery of the city from the height of the distance, and the natural landscape of the mountain and lake. It is a worthwhile trip and very good.

Originally part of the Church of St. Mauritius, which collapsed in 1890, the leaning tower is said to have a slope of 5.5 degrees and a height of about 10 meters. The brick carvings of the tower are clear and the leaning tower can not be climbed.

The weathered "leaning tower" is far away from the distant peaks, which witnesses the historical changes and changes of the times of the small town. | The tower was originally part of a church that collapsed in 1890. Since the 12th century, the leaning tower has become the symbol of the city.

When visiting Switzerland's earliest hotels and the earliest electric lights, I saw this unknown leaning tower. The tower is built on a hill. It can't be climbed. We must find a good reference. Otherwise, it's hard to see that the tower is leaning.