Pater Noster lighthouse

Tjörn Municipality, Sweden

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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Pater Noster lighthouse stands 32.4 metres high on a small archipelago in Bohuslän on Sweden's west coast, in Tjörn Municipality. Built in 1868 of cast iron, the structure was designed by Albert Theodor Gellerstedt and Gustaf von Heidenstam. It is part of the Heidenstam lighthouse group and has been designated a governmental listed building complex, reflecting its historical significance to Swedish maritime navigation.

Architect

Albert Theodor Gellerstedt Gustaf von Heidenstam

Built: 1868
Type: lighthouse, Heidenstam lighthouse
Materials: cast iron
Heritage: governmental listed building complex, governmental listed building
Height: 32.4 m
Place: Tjörn Municipality, Sweden