Hausjärvi Church

Hausjärvi Church is a house of worship built in the Gothic Revival style, distinguished by pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and substantial buttresses supporting its walls. The structure dominates the landscape with its traditional architectural form typical of late 18th-century religious buildings in southern Finland.

The building was constructed in 1789 under the design of architect Martti Tolpo, representing late 18th-century religious architecture. This period saw the spread of Gothic Revival style across Finnish regions.

The church functions as a key gathering space where locals mark important moments through religious services and community celebrations. It shapes the spiritual rhythm of daily life in Hausjärvi.

The church is located at Hikiäntie 2 in Hausjärvi and can be reached conveniently by public transport. The nearby Oitti railway station provides easy access to the site without needing a car.

The building holds official protected status as a registered church property in Finland's church register. This designation ensures its architectural features remain preserved and documented for future visitors and researchers.

Location: Hausjärvi

Inception: 1789

Architects: Martti Tolpo

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Elevation above the sea: 106 m

Address: Hikiäntie 2, 12210 Hausjärvi

GPS coordinates: 60.77670,24.93300

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:09