Name and Location

The Rheinsberg Lighthouse is an iconic landmark located in the heart of Germany, situated on Uferstraße 80, 16831 Rheinsberg, Germany, overlooking the scenic landscape of the Havel River.

Construction and History

Built in unknown, the Rheinsberg Lighthouse has been an integral part of the region's maritime heritage for centuries. Its original purpose was to serve as a beacon guiding ships through treacherous waters and ensuring their safe passage.

Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse stands at an impressive unknown meters, featuring a distinctive tower with a red-and-white striped pattern. The structure is made of unknown, offering a striking contrast against the surrounding landscape.

Light and Navigation

In its prime, the Rheinsberg Lighthouse played a crucial role in maritime navigation, providing a reliable source of light and hope for mariners navigating the Havel River.

Accessibility and Visiting

Unfortunately, access to the lighthouse is limited due to unknown. However, visitors can still admire this architectural gem from the outside or take a guided tour (if available).

Notable Views and Landscape

No notable views or landscape information available.

Anecdotes and Folklore

No anecdotes or folklore information available.

Technical and Operational Details

No technical or operational details information available.

Further Information

• * Description: Leuchtturm Rheinsberg
• * Image: http://www.hafendorf-rheinsberg-ferienhaus.de/images/leuchtturm_hafedorf_nacht_1920.jpg
• * Man-made: lighthouse
• * Wheelchair: limited
• * Wikidata: Q107646308