• Height rule for the tower: kids under 105 cm can't go up, and kids up to age 7 climb only with an adult
• Two towers on the site: the white-and-red 1822 tower is the working light, while the orange tower 190 m west was switched off in 1910
• Seasonal opening from May to September, with a midday break outside July and August

Rozewie Lighthouse stands on a beech-wooded cliff at Cape Rozewie, on the open Baltic coast. Visitors climb the 33-meter tower, first lit in 1822, up to the lantern. The tower holds a lighthouse-keeping exhibition, and the grounds include the restored engine room, the Stodoła gallery of marine art, and a granite bust of the writer Stefan Żeromski, whose name the lighthouse carries.