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• 5 out of 5 stars by Zhebiton from Moscow, Moskva, Russia
• January 30, 2011

Quote: Near the Palazzo Publico high in the air hover 102-meter tower Torre del Mangia. They say that the height of the tower is Duomo, which was to emphasize the equality of church and secular authorities. True, the 102 meters - this along with a... Read the full Torre del Mangia review

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Torre del Mangia

• 5 out of 5 stars by rodopus from newport beach, California
• September 18, 2008

Quote: As the city tower lies on the Piazza it is more of the focal point of the city than its church and is the symbol of the power the city state from its heyday in the 14th century.To get to the entrance to the tower you need to enter the Palazzo's... Read the full Torre del Mangia review

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Torre del Mangia - A Spendthrift's Tour of Siena

• 5 out of 5 stars by Liam Hetherington from Manchester, United Kingdom
• June 10, 2008

Quote: At 87 metres tall, the Torre del Mangia gives an unsurpassed view over Siena, and the rolling green countryside that surrounds it.The bell tower of the Palazzo Pubblico, the seemingly pencil-thin tower thrusts up above the Piazza del Campo. It was... Read the full Torre del Mangia review

From journal Sainted Siena

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Torre del Mangia

• 5 out of 5 stars by jaybroek from Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
• February 26, 2004

Quote: The elegantly skinny Torre del Mangia towers over the Campo and offers one of the few chances to get up and out of the narrow medieval streets should you want to. The Blonde and I were more than keen having climbed both the Campanile and Duomo in... Read the full Torre del Mangia review

From journal Intoxicated by (and in) Siena

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