Name and Location

Leuchtturm Barßel is a historic lighthouse located in the town of Barßel, Germany.

Construction and History

The original Roter Sand Lighthouse was built on the North Sea coast in the 19th century to guide mariners through treacherous waters. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during World War II. In recognition of its importance, a stylized replica of the lighthouse, Leuchtturm Barßel, was constructed to honor the original structure and its role in maritime history.

Architecture and Materials

The current Leuchtturm Barßel is a beautiful, modern interpretation of the original lighthouse design. Standing 30 meters tall, it features a striking white and red color scheme, reminiscent of the original's iconic appearance. The lighthouse's architecture reflects a blend of traditional German styles, while its contemporary design ensures a unique visual appeal.

Light and Navigation

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Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors with mobility impairments can access Leuchtturm Barßel, as it has been designed to be wheelchair-friendly. This feature makes the attraction more inclusive and enjoyable for all visitors.

Notable Views and Landscape

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Anecdotes and Folklore

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Technical and Operational Details

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Further Information

For those interested in exploring further, Leuchtturm Barßel is referenced on Wikidata (Q28376433). The lighthouse's coordinates are: 7.7349739° E, 53.1688162° N