Germany Staberhuk Lighthouse
Staberhuk Lighthouse, built in 1903 on Fehmarn, is Germany’s easternmost lighthouse, is distinguished by its unusual dark-red brick tower, and features a historic Fresnel lens originally used at the Helgoland Lighthouse.
Well, this is obviously Fehmarn’s easternmost lighthouse but not Germany’s! It must have been Western Germany’s easternmost lighthouse until 1990.
Well, this is obviously Fehmarn’s easternmost lighthouse but not Germany’s! It must have been Western Germany’s easternmost lighthouse until 1990.
Photography Tips
The lighthouse itself is off limits. You can either shoot it from the front with the road leading to it or from the rear over the fence. A wideangle is recommanded for the latter. A tilt-shift also works fine.
Travel Information
Parking is tricky. There is a dedicated parking place for the lighthouse, but a 1,9km hike along the coast.
However there is a road to the lighthouse with several small places for a single car to park. Only directly at the lighthouse parking is prohibited.
However there is a road to the lighthouse with several small places for a single car to park. Only directly at the lighthouse parking is prohibited.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Just a few people
Best Timing
Sunset
Sunrise & Sunset
06:38 - 19:44
| current local time: 10:57
Photo Themes
Building
ligthouse
Tower
Trees
Locations
Schleswig-Holstein
Fehmarn
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