Luhanka Church

The Lutheran church stands at 97 meters elevation, featuring pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and traditional Nordic wooden construction techniques throughout its structure.

Josef Stenbäck designed this church, which officially opened its doors to the community of Luhanka on October 1, 1893, becoming a central point for religious gatherings.

The church maintains its position as a Cultural Heritage Site of National Significance, representing the architectural traditions of Finnish religious buildings.

Located at coordinates 61.798611 latitude and 25.703333 longitude, visitors can find the church at Mämminiementie 6 in Luhanka municipality.

The building combines elements of Gothic Revival architecture with traditional Nordic wooden church construction, creating a distinct structural composition.

Location: Luhanka

Inception: 1893

Architects: Josef Stenbäck

Official opening: October 1, 1893

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Elevation above the sea: 97 m

Address: Mämminiementie 6

Website: http://joutsanseurakunta.fi/luhangan-kesakirkko

GPS coordinates: 61.79861,25.70333

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:17