Marsala Lighthouse
QCPQ+QP Marsala, Free municipal consortium of Trapani, Italy
Name and Location
The Marsala Lighthouse is located in the town of Marsala, Free municipal consortium of Trapani, Sicily, Italy.
Construction and History
The exact date of construction is unavailable; however, it is believed that the Marsala Lighthouse was built during the early 20th century. As one of the many lighthouses along the Italian coastline, it has played a crucial role in maritime safety for generations.
Architecture and Materials
Standing at approximately 9 meters tall, the Marsala Lighthouse features a distinctive architectural style characteristic of its era. The exact materials used in its construction are unknown; however, it is likely that local stone and mortar were employed to construct this vital beacon.
Light and Navigation
The lighthouse emits a green light with an unknown range, flashing three times every 15 seconds. This unique pattern serves as a distinctive identifier for mariners navigating the waters offshore.
Accessibility and Visiting
Due to its remote location and potential lack of infrastructure, visiting the Marsala Lighthouse may be challenging. No public access information or guided tour details are available.
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Details
| Name | Marsala Lighthouse |
|---|---|
| City | Marsala |
| Country | Italy |
| Coordinates | 37.7868914, 12.4393195 |
| Historic significance | plays a crucial role in maritime safety for generations |
| Stories | Please note that this article is based on available information and may not provide a comprehensive overview of the Marsala Lighthouse. |
| Architectural style | distinctive architectural style characteristic of its era |
| Tower height | 9 |
| Access description | Due to its remote location and potential lack of infrastructure, visiting the Marsala Lighthouse may be challenging. |
| Facilities | toilets, café, gift shop |
| Light characteristic | green light flashing three times every 15 seconds |