Church of the Deaconess Institute

The Church of the Deaconess Institute stands at Alppikatu 2 with a design featuring pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and traditional Gothic Revival elements.

Architect Karl August Wrede created the architectural drawings for this church, which opened its doors in 1897 and held its first deaconess ordination in 1898.

The church functions as part of the Helsinki Deaconess Institute, which delivers healthcare and social services while maintaining its religious foundation.

The building includes a designated quiet room for prayer and discussion, remaining open to visitors who wish to explore its architectural features.

This religious structure belongs to the protected area known as Eläintarhan huvilat ja yleishyödylliset laitokset, marking its status in urban preservation.

Location: Helsinki

Inception: 1897

Architects: Karl August Wrede

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Part of: Eläintarhan huvilat ja yleishyödylliset laitokset, Helsinki Deaconess Institute

Address: Alppikatu 2

Website: https://hdl.fi/fi/toiminta/kirkko

GPS coordinates: 60.18450,24.93894

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:08