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Historic buildings
Museums
The Genoa Lighthouse, also known as the Lantern Tower, is the main landmark of the Port of Genoa, Italy. The tower is 76 meters high and 117 meters above sea level. The lighthouse is located on the hill of San Benigno, very close to the Sampier d'Arena district. The towering tower can be clearly seen from miles away. The tower is decorated with Christian symbols of fish and St. George's Cross, highlighting its profound historical and cultural value. For sailors, the Genoa Lighthouse is an important reference point in their voyage and provides an important guarantee for navigation safety. For tourists, this is a good place to enjoy the scenery of Genoa and take photos. Whether it is sunrise or the bright lights at night, you can capture unforgettable pictures. The Genoa Lighthouse is not only a symbol of Genoa, but also a witness to the history of navigation. It has witnessed the voyage of countless ships and provided guidance for passing ships.
Address:
Rampa della Lanterna, 16126, Genoa Italy