Kodavere Church

Kodavere, Lümati, Estonia

Kodavere Church dates from 1342. The present St. Michael’s Church is the fourth church on the site. This stone building was completed in 1777 and it represents the early classicism style with Orthodox influence. On the western façade there is a triangular pediment and a cylinder-shaped tower with an onion-shaped spire.

Reference: Jõgeva County Tourism

Address

Pala 43, Kodavere, Lümati, Estonia

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Details

Founded: 1777
Category: Religious sites in Estonia
Historical period: Part of the Russian Empire (Estonia)

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Rating

4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Oma Nimi (4 years ago)
I was in a cemetery in the immediate vicinity.

Lauri Lauter (4 years ago)
A little boring. But clean.

lero2891 (5 years ago)
Beautiful church.

Jü Ri (6 years ago)
Beautiful place.

Oskar Susi (6 years ago)
The church was built in 1775-1777.

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