WEBINAR REGISTRATION - A journey through the world's most fascinating lighthouses

This webinar took place on September 6, 2025.
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Webinar with Daniela Celli : An extraordinary journey among the most fascinating lighthouses in the world.

They rise gloriously from endless expanses of sand or stand as guardians of an island like the Endian giant Tur Tur; small but with great histories, squat, slender, on seas or lakes and even on a mountain, like the unusual lighthouse on the Oberalp Pass.
Who isn't fascinated by lighthouses?
During the webinar, we'll explore the most fascinating ones together, in Italy and around the world. We'll discover their locations and their amazing stories : of great rescues and devastating storms, of horrific curses, terrifying ghosts, and unspeakable legends. There will also be practical advice and books: novels, reportages, memoirs, and even travel guides.

Scheduled Topics:

• Italian lighthouses
• Lighthouses of the World
• Organize a lighthouse hunting trip
• The passport of lighthouses
• The most fascinating stories of lighthouses
• The lighthouse keeper
• Lighthouses in literature

The webinar is held by Daniela Celli

Daniela Celli was born in Florence in 1977. After attending the Luigi Cherubini Conservatory of Music, she moved to New York, where she began studying Criminology. In 1997, she returned to Italy, graduated in Law, and earned a diploma from the Academy of Drama. Always passionate about travel, in 2008 she started a blog where she chronicled her family's adventures around the world. She writes about travel on TV, radio, and social media. In 2019, she published her first book, "The Wonders of the World," which was followed by the Little Explorers series published by White Star for National Geographic Kids.
In 2019 he founded the Travelers' Bookclub which combines his two greatest passions.
She lives with her husband and two children between Tuscany and the rest of the world, always on the move in and out of books.