Nokia Church

The stone structure features a circular hall crowned by a dome that extends across the entire space, following the architectural pattern of Rome's Pantheon.

Carl Ludvig Engel, the German architect who shaped Helsinki's architectural identity, designed this church which was completed in 1837.

The interior displays the 1907 altarpiece titled 'The Crucifixion of Christ' by Felix Frang, contributing to the religious heritage of Nokia.

The church accommodates 780 people and contains a 32-tone pipe organ manufactured at the Kangasala factory during the 1973-1974 renovations.

The limestone floor underwent complete renewal during the 1996 renovation works, maintaining the building's structural integrity while preserving its historical elements.

Location: Nokia

Architects: Carl Ludvig Engel

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

Elevation above the sea: 108 m

Part of: Nokian kirkko ja Maatialan pappila

Address: Pirkkalaistie 22, 37100 Nokia

GPS coordinates: 61.47970,23.53190

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:19