Peterhof South Lighthouse

The Peterhof Southern Lighthouse, built in 1886–1887, is an active illuminated rear mark of the Petergof range in the Lower Park. The tower, sheathed with planed boards and painted in a light color, is equipped with a 4th-class dioptric apparatus with a constant white light of 6000 candlepower. The structure, damaged during the battles of the Great Patriotic War, was restored in 1944 in its original location and since 2016 has had the status of a cultural heritage site of regional significance under number 781610571060005. A narrow gallery with iron railings is arranged around the lantern, and a ventilator and a lightning rod with a compass rose are installed on the dome.