Leuchtturm Falshöft

The Falshöft Lighthouse is a navigational beacon on the Baltic Sea coast built from brick, steel, and cast iron. The structure rises 24.4 meters and stands as a distinctive landmark along the shoreline.

The lighthouse was completed in 1910 and served to guide maritime traffic along the Baltic coast. It has remained a landmark of the region's seafaring heritage since its opening.

The lighthouse houses a civil registry office on its third floor where couples exchange vows with views of the Baltic coast. This unusual location blends maritime heritage with contemporary wedding celebrations.

The structure is open to visitors on specific days and offers views across the coastal landscape. It is advisable to check opening hours in advance, as these may vary by season.

On clear days, visitors standing on the observation platform can see across to Denmark and spot the Kalkgrund Lighthouse across the water. This far-reaching view results from the tower's position on elevated ground with an open horizon over the sea.

Location: Pommerby

Inception: 1910

Height: 24.4 m

Made from material: brick, steel, cast iron

Address: Sibbeskjär

Opening Hours: Tuesday,Wednesday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday 14:00-17:00; Saturday[5],Sunday[5] off; November-March off

Website: https://leuchtturm-falshoeft.de

GPS coordinates: 54.76707,9.96507

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:51