Dec 20, 2017
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BY: PAULA REYNOLDS
Italy’s towers are an integral part of her appeal, yet comparatively few remain. At the height of its development, Lucca boasted 250 towers; today has only 3.
The hilltop town of San Gimignano holds the honor of best representing what a hilltop town looked like in days of old. Her 17 towers proudly nudge the Tuscan sky, asking if it remembers the day when there were 75 standing tall.
SOURCE: http://www.italoamericano.org
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