Suomenlinna Church in Helsinki: photos, reviews

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Suomenlinna Church in Helsinki stands as a testament to Finland's rich cultural tapestry. Originally erected in 1854 by the renowned architect Konstantin Thon, this church has gracefully transitioned from an Orthodox sanctuary to a Lutheran place of worship, mirroring the dynamic history of the region. With an impressive Google rating of 4.3, visitors are drawn to its architectural beauty and historical significance. Situated within the walls of the iconic Suomenlinna fortress, it offers not only spiritual solace but also a profound glimpse into Finnish heritage.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Mastokatu

Tram stop 2.2 km walk

Kaivopuisto

Tram stop 2.17 km walk

Katajanokan Term.

Tram stop 2.04 km walk

4.3

based on 530 reviews

Google

4.3/5 530 reviews

Jacob Sandell

Väldigt fin kyrka! Tyvärr var det inte öppet så man kunde se insidan vid den tiden vi var där! Men utsidan tillfredsställde mig ändå! :)

Karel Pojsl

Pravoslavný kostel, vstup 5 euro.

Sasanka Weragoda

Great place in Helsinki

Suomenlinna Church in Helsinki

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