Top of Leaning Tower, look northeast. What is the most prominent landmark u see & who make their home there?

Question

Climb to the top of the Leaning Tower and look northeast. What is the most prominent landmark you see, and who makes their home there?

That was the question...couldn't find it anywhere...plz help

Answer 1

That was Twin Towers ( World Trade center) or WTC-Most of the Financial giants makes there home there,but still it,s on paper now only.You will find it only after year 2010 Have you seen the Tower 7? Be hopeful-everything will be settles step by step,we don't let another 9/11 not in New York city only but all over the America. In these type of bldg only those who can afford the rent can be there,it,s not me! $ 185 per sq feet rent at Tower 7 now.Those who bids higher have a chance.Go to the site of http://www.lowermanhattaninfo.com

Answer 2

Hey, you're doing the EF Challenge contest at http://www.eftours.com/Splash/EFChalleng...  !  Cool.

Answer 3

Hi,,,hmm,, the only thing that i remember that might be your answer is a gypsy encampment near town..

  good luck

Answer 4

I checked the original question and it says "northeast", our problem is that we can find prominent landmarks only on the northwestern corner and are:

il Duomo (The Cathedral)

il Camposanto monumentale (monumental cemetery)

In both case "who make their home there" are the dead:

"The church also contains the mummified body of St Ranieri, Pisa's patron saint, and the tomb of the Holy Roman Emperor Henry VII, carved by Tino da Camaino in 1315."

The more prominent, from the top of the tower, is the Cathedral with the huge dome.

But this is true only if the original question is wrong...

Good luck...

Answer 5

the most prominent landmark is Tuscany(i know), and Monte  San Giuliano is what make its living there i believe.

Answer 6

I'm assuming this is for that iMac challenge thing?

San Giuliano Terme(thermal baths) lies northeast of Pisa.

It is a small town of 30,330 people.

Among it's monuments are the  Saints Raneiri and Luigi church, the Palazzo delle Terme (Palace of the Thermal Baths), Villa Rincioni and the terme (thermal baths) themselves.

Also Northeast of Pisa:

The walled city of Lucca