Located on the European side of the Bosphorus, at the entrance of the Black Sea, Rumeli Lighthouse is one of the symbols of Istanbul. This historical lighthouse, which is still in operation today, is located on a hill overlooking the vast blue of the Black Sea, 58 meters above sea level. It is one of the tallest lighthouses in Turkey with its 30-meter-high tower.

Rumelia Lighthouse has been a vital waymark for ships throughout history and provided sailors with the opportunity to navigate a safe route. Its location at the farthest point of the European side of the Bosphorus makes it important both strategically and spiritually. Dating from past to present, this tower brings together the fascinating historical texture of Istanbul and the magnificent view of the Black Sea and offers its visitors an unforgettable experience.

The natural beauties around Rumeli Lighthouse attract the attention of visitors, photographers, and nature lovers. This place is not just a lighthouse, but also a reflection of Istanbul’s unique geographical location and rich maritime history. Offering a different beauty in every season, Rumeli Lighthouse gives its visitors the feeling of traveling at a point where time stands still.