Tuusula Church

Tuusula, Finland

The current Tuusula Church was built in 1729-1734. The interior of this cross-formed wooden church is very ascetic. The builder was probably local peasant Erik Hannula, who also leaded construction. The belfry was added in 1746.

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Kirkkotie 34, Tuusula, Finland
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Founded: 1729-1734
Category: Religious sites in Finland
Historical period: The Age of Enlightenment (Finland)

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tapahtumat.tuusula.fi

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Francisco “Pirulo” Rodriguez (5 months ago)
It is a beautiful and WONDERFUL place
Ar Berends (6 months ago)
Very nice old church is a very nice environment
Gees Chaikh Hamad (9 months ago)
Beautiful church on the shores of lake Tuusula.
Manu (2 years ago)
It's worth checking out. Build in 1734. Lake and hotel (Gustavelund) near by.
Friedrich (Kertoja) (3 years ago)
Good guidance. ?☺️
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