Myrskylä Church

The Myrskylä Church stands at an elevation of 48 meters, featuring traditional Finnish architectural elements including a bell tower and structural design.

Construction of the Myrskylä Church began in 1803 under the direction of architect Mats Åkergren and the Superintendent's office, reaching completion in 1824.

The church serves the bilingual community of Myrskylä, where both Finnish and Swedish languages reflect the area's long-standing cultural heritage since medieval times.

Located at coordinates 60.666944°N and 25.851111°E, the church building remains an active place of worship within the Myrskylä parish administration.

The church structure holds protected status in Finland's built heritage register, marking its significance within the Myrskylän kirkonmäki religious complex.

Location: Myrskylä

Inception: 1803

Architects: Superintendent's office, Mats Åkergren

Official opening: October 3, 1803

Elevation above the sea: 48 m

Part of: Myrskylän kirkonmäki

Address: Keskustie 3, 07600 Myrskylä

GPS coordinates: 60.66694,25.85111

Latest update: April 2, 2025 18:18