Vörå wooden church

The church features block pillar architecture with hollow wooden pillars integrated into the walls, enabling a spacious interior without traditional load-bearing walls.

The wooden church, constructed in 1626, stands as Finland's oldest remaining timber religious structure and represents early Lutheran architectural practices in the region.

Inside the church, traditional Finnish craftsmanship manifests through detailed woodwork and structural elements that reflect the religious customs of Lutheran communities.

The church maintains regular service schedules and welcomes visitors who wish to explore its architectural features or participate in religious ceremonies.

The building incorporates a specialized construction method using large wooden beams that create a distinctive structural system rarely found in other Finnish churches.

Location: Vörå

Inception: 1626

Elevation above the sea: 11 m

Made from material: wood

Part of: Vöyrin kirkko ja kirkonseutu

Address: Lotlaxvägen 36, 66600 Vörå

GPS coordinates: 63.15111,22.25556

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:45