Kadrina Church

Kadrina Church is a stone building with a central nave, pointed arch windows, and a tower that rises above the surrounding landscape. The structure shows typical features of medieval Estonian architecture with sturdy walls and a clear geometric form.

Construction of Kadrina Church began around 1500, making it one of the oldest churches in the Lääne-Viru region. The building has survived for centuries and remains a record of church building practices from that period.

The church represents Estonian Lutheran architectural traditions while serving as a central gathering place for religious ceremonies and community events.

The church sits in an easy-to-reach location near major transportation routes and is straightforward to find. Visitors should note that opening times may vary, and it is worth checking accessibility before planning a visit.

The church building maintains its original structural elements from the 15th century, displaying medieval Estonian masonry techniques and architectural details.

Location: Kadrina Rural Municipality

Inception: 15 century

GPS coordinates: 59.34146,26.12883

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:45