Saarde Church

Description

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.

Address
Kantsi, Saarde, Estonia

Established
1858-1859

More Information

Show on Google Maps

Historic sites nearby

St. Elizabeth's Lutheran Church

38,4 KM

The Lutheran church named after Empress Elizabethis one of the most significant Baroque-style churches in Estonia. It was bui ...

Pärnu Town Hall

38,5 KM

The Town Hall is actually a whole quarter. Its oldest building, the merchant's house, was built in 1797. In 1806 it serve ...

Red Tower

38,3 KM

The Red Tower (which is actually white) is the only defence tower left from medieval Hanseatic city of New-Pärnu. It is ...

St. Catherine's Church

38,6 KM

St. Catherine’s Church was built for the Pärnu garrison in 1768 to replace the wooden church erected in 1752. It was named ...

Tallinn Gate

38,5 KM

So-called Tallinn Gate is the only remaining 17th century gate of the city wall in Baltic Countries. It was built between 167 ...

Pärnu Museum

38,1 KM

Pärnu Museum exhibits the 11,000 years of Pärnu City and County history from the mid-Stone Age through the present. There's ...