The museum part was very interesting. The climb to the top of the lighthouse was great, with little windows to look through and pause at along the way. The views from the top were amazing, and an employee was up there to give information to those who wanted it. More

Although the facilities look a little rough (from both the outside and the inside), the end result is beautiful! The price is fair at 5 dollars per adult. There are 177 METAL steps up AND 177 down (obviously). Since there's only one way up and down, it gets a little crowded at times. Flip-flops are not allowed, so I had... More

I love the history of the lighthouse and it's a great place to visit but I think I'll only make that climb once. More

I've been wanting to do this for years and finally was able to climb to the top. Not a small feat for someone out of shape and asthmatic. The view is so worth it. It's scary climbing up and down but the view makes up for it. More

did not take the walk up but the area was very nice and appeared to have a nice little museum. More

This lighthouse was amazing, but the 177 stairs in it were a little too much for some people. The museum inside had some really great artifacts. If you decide to take the trip to the top its worth it for the views. More

Located ub a really nice area, a good place to visit. More

If you have never climbed to the top of the Pensacola Lighthouse, it is a must! The views are breathtaking along with the great historical stories More

Almost every lighthouse in the country has been changed to an automated, sealed beam light. Not here, the beautifully crafted Fresnel lens continues to do its duty. Climb to the top to enjoy the view, watch the Blue Angels practice Monday and Tuesday mornings, and marvel at the lens and rotating assembly. The keeper's house has displays on life at... More