Leuchtturm Helgoland

Leuchtturm Helgoland is an old lighthouse at the northern tip of the German island of Helgoland, which lies in the North Sea. The lighthouse stands 42-meters tall and is a popular spot for visitors who come to explore the island. It's a great place to take in the views of the harbour, the coastline, and the cliff-ringed island. Tourists can explore the rocky coast and take in the fresh sea air along the wind-swept promenade. Visitors can also learn more about the island's unique maritime history at the lighthouse museum. The old red-and-white striped tower, with its copper dome and balcony, is a famous sight that's been photographed for postcards and promotional materials for decades.