Leaning Tower of Pisa coloring pages

Six rows of round arches stack up this cheerful Leaning Tower of Pisa in Pisa, Italy, tilting gently to the right. At the very top, a belfry shows three bells under its arches, and the ground floor has tall arches decorated with diamond shapes. Two small bushes sit at the base on a simple grassy line. Thick outlines make it easy for children aged 2 to 5. The tower started to lean while it was still being built, in the 12th century. Try coloring each floor a different rainbow color with chunky crayons.

A bright sun, three clouds and rows of cypress trees surround the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Pisa, Italy, on this page for kids aged about 5 to 10. The white marble bell tower tilts to the right, with slim columns and arches on every level, a bell in the top belfry, and a small doorway beneath diamond-shaped decorations at its base. Rolling Tuscan hills, a low building and a lawn with grass tufts fill the background. Color the sky a soft blue and the cypresses deep green, leaving the tower pale. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Seen from the square, the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Pisa, Italy, tilts beside the arched apse of the cathedral on the left. Fine lines describe every column of its open galleries, the bells in the top belfry and the diamond patterns around the ground floor. A chain barrier on short posts runs along the paved square, with flowering shrubs in the corner, tall cypresses and rooftops behind, and puffy clouds overhead. Older kids and adults will appreciate the precision. Try a warm cream and pale gray scheme for the marble, using a light touch to keep it bright.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy tilts gracefully at the center of this intricate page, every level wrapped in rows of tiny arches and columns, with bells visible in the top tier. To the left rises the domed cathedral, and red-roofed houses, cypress trees and distant hills fill the background beneath billowing clouds. Olive branches frame the top corners, and flower-filled urns and blossoms crowd the bottom. The tower began leaning while it was still being built, because of soft ground. Made for expert adult colorists: use creamy marble whites, terracotta roofs and olive greens.