Bygdøynes Lighthouse is a historic landmark located on Bygdøy, a peninsula in Oslo. The lighthouse was built in 1873 and has been an important navigation aid for ships sailing in and out of the Oslofjord. The building is constructed of brick and has a characteristic red and white colour, which makes it easily recognizable from the sea.
The lighthouse has a height of 21 meters and has a brightness that can be seen from several kilometers away. Bygdøynes Lighthouse also has a rich history linked to seafaring and navigation in Norway, and it has been part of several maritime traditions. Today it is a popular destination for visitors who want to learn more about the lighthouse's significance and enjoy the view of the fjord.