Noordwijk Lighthouse

The square tower rises 25.5 meters above the North Sea coast, featuring a balcony, lantern room, and white-painted exterior walls for protection against maritime elements.

After replacing a wooden platform from 1854, the current stone structure began operating in 1923 to guide vessels along the Dutch coastline.

The lighthouse received recognition as a Rijksmonument, joining the national register of Dutch heritage sites that preserve significant architectural structures.

Visitors can climb 108 steps across six floors during Sunday openings from 11:00 to 16:00 throughout spring, summer, and autumn seasons.

The light signal produces three distinct patterns every 20 seconds, combining two short flashes with one long flash visible up to 33 kilometers offshore.

Location: Noordwijk

Inception: 1922

Floors above the ground: 6

Height: 25.5 m

Address: Koningin Wilhelmina Boulevard 34

GPS coordinates: 52.24861,4.43389

Latest update: April 1, 2025 13:22