The Dunkirk Lighthouse is a prominent maritime structure located in Dunkirk, France. Built in 1843, it stands at 58 meters tall and features a distinctive red and white striped design. The lighthouse serves as a crucial navigational aid for ships entering the North Sea and the English Channel. In addition to its functional role, the Dunkirk Lighthouse is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can climb to the top for panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the Dunkirk harbor and the coastline. The lighthouse is also part of the rich maritime history of Dunkirk, which played a significant role during both World Wars.