Italy has its own: the leaning Tower of Pisa.
A recently published survey says the neogothic clock tower atop the British Parliament building is gently leaning to one side. The 315-foot tower, known as Big Ben, is leaning nearly 18 inches to the northwest, according to a 2009 parliamentary report recently obtained by The Sunday Telegraph. The tower has been slightly off center since it was erected in the mid-19th century, and its position has been shifting imperceptibly for years because of environmental factors like seasonal temperature and moisture-level changes.
The leaning is not that significant thus no cause for ALARM ( get it? clock and alarm... we are here all week, folks).
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