The Cape Florida Lighthouse - located in Key Biscayne, Florida - is a historical landmark with a beautiful backdrop. Built in 1825 and restored since then, the light was once used to guide sailors safely. The tower stands at 95 feet and has served as one of the oldest lighthouses in the US. From the top, it is possible to admire beautiful views of the ocean, nearby islands, and the city skyline. Access the grounds to take pictures of the palm trees and tropical landscape around the base. Visitors can also climb up the 105 stairs of the tower and explore the area around it. A museum is also available at the site, displaying artifacts related to the lighthouse and early settlers of the region. While the museum is temporarily closed due to the pandemic, you can take pictures of the beautiful structure and the surroundings.
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