Lotsenhaus Stralsund

The Lotsenhaus Stralsund is a listed building in the port of the city of Stralsund in Hafenstraße with the postal address Hafenstraße 50.

The house was built in 1901 as a pilot's watch. The two-storey brick-roofed brick building with up to two meters thick masonry stands on two crossed barrel vaults in a former casemate of the port fortifications. It was built within three months by the Stralsund companies Theichen and Mackenthun & Sohn according to plans by the architect Ernst Dalmer. The semicircular closed east side is windowed, designed like a tower and crowned with a pointed roof. The western entrance side of the building, which stands on a high plinth, shows a high stepped gable with a panel structure. The two single-storey extensions also have panels.

Originally the revetment was green.

The building was extensively renovated from June 2009 to June 2010; it is used as a port authority.

The house is located on the outskirts of the city area recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site of the “historic old towns of Stralsund and Wismar”. It is entered in the list of architectural monuments in Stralsund with the number 833.

The listed pilot house in Stralsund harbor was built in 1901 as a pilot watch. The building was extensively renovated in 2009/10. Today it is used as a port authority. Directly opposite is the Hotel Hiddenseer with a beautiful terrace and a view of the pilot house.

The pilot house is a listed building on the harbor in Stralsund. It was built in 1901 as a pilot watch. The brick-roofed brick house has walls up to 2 m thick. It was renovated in 2009 and now serves as a port authority.