Saint Andreas Church in Kimito, Medieval stone church in Kimito, Finland.
Saint Andreas Church is a medieval stone building situated on Kimitoön island, with architectural features typical of 15th-century Finnish religious buildings. The structure consists of solid stone walls and displays the plain, enduring form characteristic of the period.
The building's origins trace back to the medieval period, when it was constructed as a religious center for the local community. Over the centuries, the church underwent various changes but remained rooted in its fundamental stone structure.
The church has served as a gathering place for the local community over centuries and continues to shape the island's identity with its solid stone presence. Regular services here reflect the religious life that has centered on this building.
The location can be found using coordinates 60.168889, 22.745281 on the island of Kimitoön. Visitors should check times for worship services and community events to access the building.
The building holds protected status under Finnish law, meaning its original architecture is preserved for future generations. This legal protection makes it an important testimony to medieval building craft in the region.
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