Martinitoren, Inclined church tower in Netherlands
The Martinitoren is an inclined church tower located in Groningen, the Netherlands.
Constructed in 1482, it is a Rijksmonument or national heritage site in the Netherlands.
This tower is an integral part of Dutch history and is cherished as a symbol of Groningen.
Visitors can climb to its top for an impressive view of the city.
It is known for its distinct lean towards the north-east.
Location: Groningen
Inception: 1482
Architectural style: Gothic architecture
Height: 97 m
Address: Martinikerkhof 1, Groningen 9712JG
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