Replot Church

Replot Church is a white wooden structure with neoclassical features located on the island of Replot in Korsholm. The building showcases a central bell tower, symmetrical windows, and a rectangular form that exemplifies the architectural style of its era.

The church was constructed in 1781 during a period when Swedish architectural influences shaped much of Finland's building design. This era marked a significant time for religious and civic structures across the region.

The church serves as a gathering place for the Swedish-speaking community of Replot, where local traditions and celebrations unfold throughout the year. It embodies the cultural identity that islanders have maintained and passed down over centuries.

The church is located on Replot Island and is accessible by crossing the Replot Bridge from mainland Korsholm, making it easy to reach by car or on foot. Visitors may want to plan ahead since the island location means services and facilities may be limited during certain times of year.

The interior features detailed wooden craftsmanship created by local builder Johan Lillros and regional carpenters, with ornamental elements that showcase their skill. These handcrafted details are often overlooked by visitors who focus mainly on the exterior structure.

Location: Korsholm

Inception: 1781

Architectural style: Gustavian style, Neoclassical architecture

Part of: Raippaluodon kylä ja kalasatama

Website: http://replotsforsamling.fi/kyrkor-och-lokaler/replots-kyrka

GPS coordinates: 63.23024,21.41433

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:09