Leughenaer Tower

It is raised around 1450, this pinnacle is the most established landmark in the city. The Leughenaer Tower some time ago the Dutch word leugenaar, signifying "liar" is an octagonal pinnacle 30 meters high in Dunkirk. It was worked by Jacques Desfontaines, encompassed in the eighteenth century by a stage checking the port, at that point brought up in 1814 to introduce a lamp beacon.

It has protected a lot of its specialized gadgets of the nineteenth century. The Tower is recorded as a Historic Monument in 1995. It was well after its development that it was decked out with the moniker "Tower of the Liar". It was named after the stranding, on the sandbanks of the harbor, numerous water crafts yet guided by the signs from its summit.