Top 10 Craziest Leaning Towers

Most builders would prefer that their buildings don’t lean, but the reality is that many do. In fact a lot of the buildings you’re watching this from are probably tilting ever so slightly. Variable soil conditions, minor inconsistencies in building materials and dozens of other factors can contribute to making a building lean over. Here are the ten most well known examples of leaning buildings.

Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Two Towers of Bologna - Bologna, Italy
1:40 - One Seaport Residential Tower - New York, USA
2:38 - Oude Kerke - Delft, Netherlands
3:35 - Big Ben Clock Tower - London, United Kingdom
4:33 - Kilmacdough Round Tower - Gort, Ireland
5:17 - Millennium Tower - San Fransisco, USA
6:25 - Leaning Tower of Suurhusen - Suurhusen, Germany
7:12 - Belfry of Bruges - Bruges, Belgium
8:12 - Kiipsaare Lighthouse - Saaremaa, Estonia
9:00 - Leaning Tower of Pisa - Pisa, Italy
10:32 - Huzhu Pagoda - Shanghai, China