Røsnæs Lighthouse, constructed between 1844 and 1846, stands as a testament to maritime history. Originally 11 meters tall and later elevated to 15 meters in 1859, it served as a vital navigational aid until its deactivation in 2008. Today, the lighthouse is open to the public, offering insights into its rich history and maritime significance.
Visitors can explore the lighthouse's interior, which houses exhibits detailing its construction, operation, and role during various historical periods. A café on-site provides refreshments, allowing guests to enjoy the scenic surroundings. The lighthouse and café operate from March to October, with varying hours on weekdays and weekends.