Rumeli Feneri, Lighthouse in Turkey
Rumeli Feneri, also known as the Rumelian Lighthouse, is situated at the northern end of the Bosphorus Strait.
Constructed in 1830, the lighthouse marks the European side's entrance point to the Black Sea, guiding ships for nearly two centuries.
Rumeli Feneri stands as a historical monument, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the maritime heritage of the region.
Visitors can reach Rumeli Feneri by driving from Istanbul towards the village of Rumelifeneri, where the lighthouse is located.
This lighthouse is one of the tallest stone lighthouses in the world, still serving as an essential navigational aid for vessels.
Location: Istanbul
Location: Rumelifeneri
Inception: 1830
Height: 30 m
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