Even for an elderly young with cols it was absolutely worth the climb of Asinelly. Maybe a bit to far from the surface to get in touch with the city, but a marvellous view. More

i wouldnt recommend this for the elderly or if you have serious health issues for the 3 euro it was a cheap work out with beautiful 360 deg views unfortunately it was raining and overcast and 13 deg glad i did it today and not yesterday when it was 35deg steps are very narrow in places and quite steep in... More

The towers look closed from the outside as they are doing some renovations and it's covered in scaffolding, but they are open. To climb to the top is cheap (only 3 euros per person) but note that the stairways are very narrow and you often have to wait until people go up (or down) before you can proceed as they... More

Great views of the city from the top, well worth the climb. Wear shoes with a little tread, I had sandles on which was not smart since the stairs are so old the stone is worn incredibly smooth and slick. When you get about half way up and your legs start to feel tired it is easy to slip. Also,... More

Here you have a historic part of the city and life is continuing in energetic streams all around. I didn't know Italy had two other leaning towers till I saw these two at cross-purposes! The two towers are interesting to behold and there are supportive structures that are erected around them. They look so fragile and yet you have crazy... More

If the weather is not great I would say - don't go. But if you are lucky to be in Bologna in a sunny day it is worth the climbing!! The views are amazing and there is problem for people that have fear of heights. It is all protected so you don't feel that you are so high. More

If you are physically fit, be sure to include at least one of the towers . Loved the view, but my legs hurt the day afterward from the walk down the stairs. More

After climbing 498 steps to the top, we were rewarded with the wonderful 360 degree views from the best vantage point in Bologna. Climb is somewhat arduous: a seemingly unending ascent along the narrow wooden steps. There are four platforms along the way, providing welcome respite and the opportunity to take a breather. Iron grilles protect the 12 windows at... More

Having previously spent 6 months living with my girlfriend in Bologna, I had been told that I couldn't go up the towers until she graduated, because otherwise it brings bad luck. So immediately after her graduation, I insisted we went up, and I'm very glad we did. It says at the bottom that it's 90m high, and the first steps... More