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Southwold Lighthouse
Southwold Lighthouse: A striking red and white striped Victorian tower open to visitors on Stradbroke Road. Explore this heritage landmark in Southwold, Suffolk, managed by Trinity House.

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Southwold Lighthouse
Southwold, Suffolk has several heritage sites worth visiting, including the iconic Southwold Lighthouse on Stradbroke Road. Built in 1890, this red and white striped tower stands 86 feet tall and remains a working aid to navigation managed by Trinity House. Visitors can climb the 103 steps to the lantern room for panoramic views across the coast and town. The visitor centre at the base provides insight into the lighthouse's history and its role in maritime safety over the past century.
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