Genoa Lighthouse, the symbol of the city and the oldest lighthouse still in operation in the Mediterranean, is an imposing 77-meter-high tower that overlooks the port and tells centuries of history. Built in 1128 and renovated in 1543, the Lighthouse is not only a landmark for sailors but also an emblem of Genoese identity. Today, in addition to offering breathtaking views of the city and the sea, it houses a multimedia museum that retraces the historical and cultural events of Genoa.