Fisterra Lighthouse

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One of the most emblematic and well-known elements. Built in 1853, it is a world reference for navigation and one of the most visited points in the Galician community. Nestled in the rocks of Cape Fisterra, 138 m above sea level, its range is 57 km (31 nautical miles). His mermaid (better known as the “cow of Fisterra”) was the first to be installed in Spain, in 1889.

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