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Leuchtturm Norderney, Norderney

#4 among attractions in Norderney

Lighthouse
Leuchtturm Norderney

Facts and practical information

Norderney Lighthouse is a listed active navigation landmark, landmark and signpost off the mainland coast of Lower Saxony. It was built between 1871 and 1874 on a dune about 10 meters high, approximately in the middle of the East Frisian island of Norderney. With its octagonal cross-section in the upper part, the lighthouse is an architecturally noteworthy structure, and with its height of almost 60 m above sea level, it is also the highest structure on the island. Below the lantern is a surrounding spectator gallery, which can be reached via 252 steps.

The tower with the international order number B 1054 belongs to the Water and Shipping Administration of the Federal Republic of Germany, outer district Emden. The lighthouse includes a two-story, seven-axle red-tile-roofed keeper's and engine house, also built between 1871 and 1874, which housed a telegraph station until the 1950s.

Alternative names: Coordinates: 53°42'33"N, 7°13'47"E
Address

Am LeuchtturmNorderney Germany

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Leuchtturm Norderney – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Inselkirche, Kaiser-Wilhelm-Denkmal, Kurplatz, St. Ludgerus.

  • inselkirche norderney3.6 miW
  • kaiser wilhelm denkmal norderney3.5 miW
  • kurplatz norderney3.5 miW
  • st ludgerus norderney3.5 miW
  • stella maris norderney3.5 miW
  • cumberland denkmal norderney2.4 miW
  • lutherdenkmal norderney3.6 miW
  • kap garten norderney3 miW
  • wichter ee lower saxon wadden sea national park5.2 miE
  • selden rust windwmill norderney3 miW

Where to next? Visit lower saxony Lower Saxony region page or discover the top tourist attractions in Germany.