- The Lighthouse of Genoa ( Italian: Torre della Lanterna di Genova) is the harbor lighthouse in the Ligurian regional capital is Genoa.
- This 120-meter building is a guide to home in the hearts of Genoese. No trip to Genoa is complete without a visit to this iconic lighthouse.
- Find all pictures of this light. ... Inactive since 1913. Construction details (year of built, shape etc): Built in 1886 on a Genoese Lighthouse location.
- . Genoese Lighthouse in Constanta Romania - Farul Genovez. Sunset landscape with the Genoese lighthouse that has a blue roof, from the pier made of rocks...
- Erected during 4C-6C, this edifice boasts intricate an mosaic and architectural relics that bespeak the former Roman settlers. Genoese Lighthouse, Constanta.
- The tower is topped with a lantern room that houses the lighthouse's powerful light, which can be seen from miles away.
- The Genoese Lighthouse which was first built in the 12th century, was last lit up in 1913, a year before World War I broke out.
- The Lighthouse (Lanterna) of Genoa is the oldest lighthouse in Europe, among those still in operation, and the tallest in Italy.
- Genoese lighthouse, Constanța, Romania. Bookmarked Bookmark Solve this jigsaw puzzle later. ShareShare with your friends.
- The Lanterna is a lighthouse in Genoa. The building is 76 meters high, making it the second tallest lighthouse in Europe. The current structure was built in 1543.