Two Towers in Ullanlinna
Johanneksen kirkko
Why locals love it
St. John's Church is the gorgeous example of the end of the New Gothic period in Finland. Its highest parts are the two 74-meter-high towers, which make it city's recognizable landmark. The interiors of the church are very ornate with stained glass, arched windows, overlays and chandeliers.
Why you should visit it
The church was built between 1888-1891, it was designed by a Swedish architect Adolf Emil Melander, who also designed the church benches, pulpit, altar and dew table. The altarpiece was painted by Eero Järnefelt in 1932.
Special tip
Church. New Gothic. Architecture.
Johanneksen kirkko
Korkeavuorenkatu 12, 00120 Helsinki, SuomiMon-Fr: 10:00-15:00
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