Lanterna di Genova

It was a unique experience, as it was the first ever time I have been to the lighthouse and could actually climb to the viewpoint. The entrance fee is 8€ per person and I find it to be reasonably priced. You can walk around the lighthouse (open-air museum), inside the lighthouse construction with plenty of information, and then climb to the viewpoint inside the lighthouse itself. Unfortunately, it's not possible to climb to the top but even the half-way view point has a magnificent city and sea view.

If you are in Genoa, oh my god, you cannot miss this place. One of the craziest places in Genoa to have good views of the city and the sea. There is an accessible gallery inside the lighthouse which provides you with beautiful views.. When I visited unintentionally it was sunset, and I discovered more than my expectations.. You should plan at least 3 hrs if you want to explore the place thoroughly.. There is also a part of climbing, so not a suitable place if you are visiting with very small kids or very old people. I hope there is an elevator available, but I haven't seen someone using it.. But this place is worth visiting.

Worth a visit, be it relaxing stroll or chill in the surrounding garden/park area or for the stunning views of whole surrounding port and town layout. Lots of interesting information regarding Lighthouse construction and history. Keep in mind you can get only to middle section, upper level is off limits. Still quite nice and plenty of steps to climb just to get there.

There is a combination of a park, a museum of lighthouse, and a 360 lookout from the top. But be sure, there are a lot of stairs without elevator and you will not be allowed to visit the very top with light. This sight is pretty far from the historical center. The path by foot is not so easy, you can shorten the journey via subway, a bit.

A bit of a hassle to get there and not open for the public often enough, nor long enough in the evenings. Yet, an amazing landmark worth a visit despite not being able to enter it.

А visit to La Lanterna is a must when in Genoa. It is the world's third oldest lighthouse (rebuilt in 1543). Now it is a military zone and there is a security check at the entrance, but you can climb up to the panoramic terrace, which is in the middle of the lighthouse. There are 179 steps to get there and no elevator for tourists. The view is worth the climb though! There is also a small museum about the history of the lighthouse with photos, paintings and artifacts, it’s interesting and informative.

This is very cool and what a view. We did this on our last day in Genoa. You don't need to buy tickets in advance on off-season, but it wouldn't be a bad idea just to have a stress free entry. There are a load of steps leading up to the light house, wmand there is no lift, so unfortunately those in wheelchairs or have mobility issues this isn't a place you can visit. It's definitely a place thar should be on your list to see while being in Genoa. It's the world's 3rd oldest light house.

Torre della Lanterna was built in 1543 and is known as the symbol of Genoa. Lanterna keeps seafarers safe at all times, allowing them to steer ships to safe ports. This 120-meter (394-foot) tall building is in the hearts of Genoese people, and when they see it, they know they are at home. Considered the third oldest lighthouse in the world, no visit to Genoa is complete without a visit to this iconic lighthouse. Inside the lamphouse is a museum that records the history of Genoa, an important port city in Italy.