Moen lighthouse

The cylindrical tower rises 13 meters from the ground, featuring red bricks that contrast with the white trim and lantern room at its peak.

The lighthouse began its maritime safety operations in 1845, marking ships' paths through Danish waters from its position in Vordingborg Municipality.

The structure represents traditional Danish maritime architecture, combining functional design with the regional preference for brick construction methods of the 1800s.

Located at coordinates 54.94653N and 12.53992E, the lighthouse maintains an operational range of 21 nautical miles for maritime navigation.

The lighthouse stands near the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Møn Island, where visitors can experience minimal light pollution for clear night sky views.

Location: Vordingborg Municipality

Inception: 1845

Height: 13 m

Made from material: brick

Address: Fyrvej 5

GPS coordinates: 54.94653,12.53992

Latest update: March 8, 2025 09:52