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Germany Lighthouse Westerheversand

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The Lighthouse Westerheversand is a well-known lighthouse on the North Sea coast of Germany, located in Schleswig-Holstein. Built in 1906, it stands 41 meters tall and is recognized for its red-and-white striped design. Surrounded by marshland and accessible via a scenic footpath, it is a popular tourist attraction and wedding venue. The lighthouse is still operational, guiding ships through the Eider estuary.

Photography Tips

For the best photos of Lighthouse Westerheversand, shoot during sunrise or sunset for soft lighting. Use leading lines like the wooden path, try wide-angle or low-angle shots, and experiment with long exposure for dramatic effects. Seasonal changes and weather conditions can add a unique atmosphere to your images.

Travel Information

To reach Lighthouse Westerheversand, travel to Westerhever in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The nearest major city is Husum, about 25 km away. From there, drive or take a bus to the Westerhever parking area. A scenic 2.5 km walk or bike ride through the salt marshes leads to the lighthouse.
Spot Type Outdoor
Crowd Factor Just a few people
Best Timing Sunset
Sunrise & Sunset 06:47 - 20:09 | current local time: 10:19
Photo Themes Landschaft Leuchtturm

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Thank you Matthias Prell for creating this photo spot in Germany and Paul Henri Degrande, Der Landgraph, Denis Salencon, Mia Pflieger for improving it with additional photos or content.
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