Nida Lighthouse

Nida Lighthouse is a reinforced concrete tower standing 27 meters tall with red and white horizontal stripes running across its cylindrical form. A balcony and lantern room at the top serve as the working section for maritime navigation.

The original lighthouse built in 1874 was destroyed during World War II in 1944, prompting its reconstruction in 1945. This rebuilding represented the restoration of coastal navigation infrastructure after the war.

The tower is a recognizable landmark for people living in and visiting the Neringa area. Its distinctive red and white pattern makes it stand out against the flat landscape and forested surroundings.

Visitors can view the tower from the surrounding area and explore the forest landscape on the hill. The location is accessible year-round and offers different perspectives depending on where you stand around the base.

Stone steps inside the tower were laid in part by French prisoners of war during the original construction in the 1870s. This detail connects the structure to a broader European historical experience.

Location: Neringa Municipality

Inception: 1945

Height: 27 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 55.30510,20.99494

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:56