Saarde Church

Saarde, Estonia

The present church of Saarde was built between 1858-1859 to replace the earlier one built in 1684. The eastern wall still remains from the previous church. The neo-Gothic church is made of stone, but the small bell tower is wooden.

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Kantsi, Saarde, Estonia
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Details

Founded: 1858-1859
Category: Religious sites in Estonia
Historical period: Part of the Russian Empire (Estonia)

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User Reviews

Leonid Romanov (3 months ago)
"The church is included in the list of building monuments as a typical example of a historical church building of the 19th century. Built in 1858-1859."
Anna-Liis Annus (6 months ago)
Saarde Katarina Church - Lutheran Church. Built in 1858-1859.
Terje Kaldvee (3 years ago)
I like the place, good aura
Janno Kartau (4 years ago)
Jakob-Kristur Kiis (5 years ago)
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