Name and Location

The Gömnitzer Turm Lighthouse is located in Süsel, Germany.

Construction and History

The Gömnitzer Turm has been serving as a beacon for maritime traffic since unknown. Its original purpose was to guide ships safely into the harbor, ensuring the safety of both vessels and crew. The lighthouse's historic significance is reflected in its classification as a "alte Peilmarke für Seeschiffe" (old navigational mark for seafarers).

Architecture and Materials

The Gömnitzer Turm stands at an impressive height of 8 meters (26 feet), making it a notable landmark in the area. Its design and construction are characteristic of traditional lighthouses, with a focus on simplicity, functionality, and durability.

Light and Navigation

As a navigational aid, the Gömnitzer Turm's primary function is to provide a reliable reference point for mariners. Its location on the coast ensures that it can be seen from a distance, helping to prevent accidents and ensure the safe passage of ships.

Accessibility and Visiting

Unfortunately, the Gömnitzer Turm is not wheelchair accessible due to its age and historic significance. Visitors must take note of this limitation when planning their visit.

Notable Views and Landscape

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Anecdotes and Folklore

No anecdotes or folklore available for this lighthouse.

Technical and Operational Details

No technical or operational details available for this lighthouse.

Further Information

The Gömnitzer Turm has been documented on WikiData with a unique identifier (Q1559358). This database entry provides additional information about the lighthouse's history, architecture, and functionality. For more detailed information, readers can consult the Wikipedia article on the Gömnitzer Turm (de:Gömnitzer Turm), which offers a comprehensive overview of this historic landmark.