Name and Location

The Leuchtturm Holnis, also known as Holnæs Fyr, is a coastal sea-mark lighthouse located on the Schausende spit, the northernmost tip of the Holnis peninsula in Germany. It guards the approaches to the Flensburg Fjord on the Baltic Sea, close to the Danish border.

2. Construction and History

The Leuchtturm Holnis has no recorded construction date or original architect. Its height is 26.8 meters above ground.

3. Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse's structure is a cylindrical tower made of unknown materials (not recorded in publicly available sources).

4. Light and Navigation

Unfortunately, information on the lighthouse's light characteristics, range, and status is unavailable. It is likely automated, but no specific date has been documented.

5. Accessibility and Visiting

The Leuchtturm Holnis does not have public opening hours or visitor access. The nearest parking area is at "Am Leuchtturm." Visitors can reach the site by car via Glücksburg or local footpaths and cycle routes surrounding the Holnis peninsula.

6. Notable Views and Landscape

The lighthouse offers sweeping views over the Flensburg Fjord, Baltic Sea, and Danish coast on clear days. The surrounding landscape features low dunes, sandy beach, and coastal grassland.

8. Technical and Operational Details

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9. Further Information

For further reading, please refer to the OpenStreetMap feature "way/138224112 (Leuchtturm Holnis)", Wikidata entry Q1567074, and German Wikipedia page at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leuchtturm_Holnis.