Halikko Church

Halikko Church is a medieval stone structure featuring a cross-shaped design that creates four distinct arm sections. The bell tower added in the 1700s rises prominently above the main building and remains one of its most visible features.

Construction began in the 13th century, making it one of about 70 medieval stone churches that have survived to the present day in Finland. Later additions like the bell tower show how the building was adapted and modified over the centuries.

The church served as a spiritual center for the community across centuries and remains a place where people gathered to mark important moments in their lives. The layout and interior spaces reflect how deeply it was woven into the fabric of local existence.

The building is located in Salo and is accessible by foot when you have the exact address. Visiting during regular community hours works best, as religious services or local events may occasionally affect access.

The building contains the burial sites of members from two local noble families, whose resting places are a notable feature within the walls. These graves add a layer of personal history that many visitors might overlook when exploring the structure.

Location: Salo

Location: Salo

Inception: 1460

Elevation above the sea: 36 m

Part of: Halikon kirkonseutu

Address: Kirkkorinne, 24800 Halikko

GPS coordinates: 60.40000,23.07222

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:55