One of the 72 ancient towers that contributed to the fame of San Gimignano in Italy, of which only 14 remain today. It is the only tower that has retained its original size and external appearance as it is throughout the ages. It was built in the middle of the twelfth century, and its height is about 28 meters. The tower was merged with a historic palace from the eighteenth century that belonged to a wealthy Tuscany family, and the palace evokes the life of the Tuscan middle class in Italy in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and the site attracts visitors to it as it shows the period that combined tradition and modernity in Italy.