Torre Guinigi

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Torre Guinigi is a medieval brick tower in Lucca, Italy, famous for the oak trees growing on its rooftop garden and its panoramic views over the city.

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Torre Guinigi canonical 3

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Statements (41)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
medieval tower
tower
access public
architecturalStyle Romanesque
builtInCentury 14th century
builtInPeriod Middle Ages
category Buildings and structures in Lucca
Tourist attractions in Tuscany
Towers in Tuscany
country Italy
era medieval
function viewpoint
hasFeature medieval brick construction
oak trees on rooftop
panoramic views over Lucca
hasPanoramicViewOf Apuan Alps
Lucca
Tuscan countryside
hasRooftopGarden true
hasStairs true
hasTreeSpecies Quercus ilex
holm oak
height approximately 45 meters
heritageStatus protected historic monument
isFamousFor oak trees on its roof
panoramic views
isLandmarkOf Lucca
locatedIn Italy
Lucca
Tuscany
material brick
namedAfter Guinigi family
numberOfSteps over 200
overlooks Lucca city center
ownerHistorical Guinigi family
partOf historic center of Lucca
roofType roof garden
touristAttraction true
use observation tower
tourist attraction

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Lucca hasNotableSite Torre Guinigi
Lucca hasAttraction Torre Guinigi
subject linked to: city of Lucca
Via Fillungo hasNearbyAttraction Torre Guinigi