Tuusula Church

Tuusula Church is a grey cruciform Lutheran church located in Tuusula, Finland, featuring simple interior decorations and stained-glass windows. The altarpiece was created by Johan Asplund during the 1850s and remains a focal point of the space.

The church was built starting in 1734 under the direction of Erik Eskilsson Hannula, the great-great grandfather of writer Aleksis Kivi. This connection highlights how the building became intertwined with one of Finland's most important literary families.

The churchyard holds the graves of important Finnish cultural figures, including writer Aleksis Kivi and painter Pekka Halonen, making it a place of connection to the nation's artistic heritage. Visitors often pause at these resting places while exploring the grounds.

The church is open from June through July, Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM, and Sunday noon to 6 PM. Visitors should check ahead as hours may vary seasonally and the building occasionally closes for events.

The church sits along the Tuusula coastal road within a cluster of museums and historic residences that visitors can explore together. This location makes it part of a larger heritage area rather than an isolated site.

Location: Tuusula

Inception: 1734

Part of: Tuusula coastal road

Address: Kirkkotie 34, 04310 Tuusula

GPS coordinates: 60.41303,25.03300

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:09