Boulevard de Ruyter Lighthouse

On an old fortress wall right next to the entrance to the pilot port in Vlissingen this lighthouse tower can be found. The 10 meter high lighthouse carries since 1891 a beacon that is 17 meters above the mean sea level. The beacon in the colors white, red and green has a range of 12, 10 or 9 nautical miles.

The Vlissingen lighthouse is a lighthouse on the Keizersbolwerk in the Dutch city of Vlissingen. It served as a sector light. In October 2022 (or earlier) the light up function will become a red light Iso R 3 seconds. The name of the light is now Boulevard de Ruyter.
The original turret was built in 1891. Initially it had a very small lantern. After 1900, a much larger lighthouse was placed on the tower.
For years there was a wooden lookout post with a balcony on the first floor for the Belgian Pilotage Service, to keep control over shipping traffic on the Western Scheldt.
The cast iron chair was replaced by a sheet iron replica in approximately 1990. The light house has been preserved.
In 2013, the stationary Fresnel optics were replaced by an installation with LED lighting.
Source Wikiwand

Great place on the old fortress wall, great view of the entire city.