Leaning Tower of St. Moritz

ピサの斜塔の傾斜は4度で、サンモリッツの斜塔の傾斜は5.5度ですが、ピサの斜塔よりもはるかに低いため、サンモリッツの斜塔の衝撃ははるかに劣っています。サンモリッツのランドマークとして、斜塔は何百年もの間、小さな町の変遷と蒼桑を見守り、街の行き交う人、谷の日の出と日の入り、湖面の凍りついた氷を見渡す斜塔を見るには、必ず良い視点と参照物を探してください。塔の先端が北に傾いているため、塔の正面(南)の通りでは、塔の傾斜を体験するのはかなり難しいです。

斜塔は少し傾いていますが、立って倒れません。やはり不思議です。近くの景色も綺麗です。登って遠くから街の美しい景色を見ることができます。山と湖の自然景観もあります。

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.