Wales, South Wales, Newport (New lighthouse, no reviews yet)
Spain, Canary Islands, Barlovento (5 / 5 out of 2 reviews)
Spain, Canary Islands, Barlovento (5 / 5 out of 2 reviews)
Spain, Canary Islands, Barlovento (5 / 5 out of 2 reviews)
Spain, Canary Islands, Barlovento (5 / 5 out of 2 reviews)
Croatia, Dalmatia, Dubrovnik (New lighthouse, no reviews yet)
United States, New York, Hudson (New lighthouse, no reviews yet)
United States, Massachusetts, Pocasset (5 / 5 out of 3 reviews)
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Lighthouses are one of the most romanticized structures in the world. Partially because they’re often located in some of the most beautiful, picturesque locations and partially because they have a long and storied history. For centuries, lighthouses have been an important part of maritime navigation, helping to guide ships safely to shore. Today, there are more than 60,000 lighthouses on coastlines around the globe.
While their primary purpose may no longer be to guide ships (thanks GPS!), many lighthouses have been preserved as historical landmarks and tourist attractions. If you’re looking for a unique travel destination or simply want to learn more about these fascinating structures, here are 20 interesting facts about lighthouses from around the world: