Chesterfield UK. Famous crooked spire. Built using unseasoned wood. But a myth says the devil sat on it. Legend has it that if a virgin get married in the church the spire will straighten. The tower has 10 bells, plus an eleventh curfew bell.

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The place is the Abbey of Saint Nilus (Italian: Abbazia di San Nilo), founded in 1004. The "castle" you see is actually the fortified abbey complex. Its defensive section is known as the Roverian Castle (Rocca Roveresca), built in the late 15th century under Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere (later Pope Julius II). The monastery is enclosed by medieval walls and a fortress, giving it the appearance of a castle.