The striped white-and-brick Warnemünde Lighthouse on the square by the harbour mouth, with the curved Teepott building beside it.

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Warnemünde Lighthouse

The Warnemünde Lighthouse is a 36.9-metre lighthouse on the Baltic coast, built between 1897 and 1898 on 33 pillars driven 11 metres into the sand and faced in glazed white brick with green bands. A granite spiral staircase leads to two galleries; the light, automated since 1978, has a range of about 20 nautical miles.

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Warnemünde Church

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