The Lighthouse of Svaneke (Svaneke Fyr) is a historic lighthouse located in the town of Svaneke on the Danish island of Bornholm. It was built in 1912, replacing an older lighthouse that was erected in 1755. The lighthouse stands 18 meters tall and its light reaches a height of 32 meters above sea level.
The lighthouse was automated in 1972 and is now operated by the Danish Maritime Authority. It is also popular among tourists and visitors to Svaneke who are drawn to its picturesque location on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse for stunning views of the town and sea.
The Svaneke Lighthouse is also known for its distinctive red and white stripes, which make it easily recognizable from afar. It is an important navigational aid for ships navigating the waters around Bornholm, which can often be treacherous due to strong currents and changing weather conditions.
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