Heligoland is a rocky island in the North Sea, Germany's only offshore island consisting of a main island and a secondary island Düne, covers less than 2 square kilometers of land area.
Heligo lighthouse tells about the serious past of the island and was built during the Second World War as an anti-aircraft tower. In 1952 it began to operate as a lighthouse, replacing the lighthouse from 1811, which was destroyed in the bombing days.
The lighthouse is 35 meters high and stands 85 meters above sea level. In the lighthouse there is a nuclear bunker, which was built during the Cold War.
Helgoland Lighthouse
(Issued 0607-2023)
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