Kalanti Church

Kalanti Church is a stone structure located in the Kalanti area near Uusikaupunki and is designated as a Cultural Heritage Site of National Significance in Finland. The building exemplifies traditional ecclesiastical architecture and stands as a documented heritage site in Finnish records.

The church was established in medieval times as a religious center for the region and underwent various expansions and restorations over the centuries. It gained protection as a nationally significant heritage site due to its historical importance.

The church continues to serve the community as a place of worship and local gatherings, holding deep spiritual meaning for residents. Its presence reflects the Christian heritage that has shaped life in this rural area for centuries.

The building can be viewed from outside and the surrounding area is easily accessible for visitors. It is advisable to check local information in advance as internal visits may depend on specific opening times.

A notable connection to Northern European art history exists through an altarpiece created by a master craftsman from the Hamburg region. This artistic work demonstrates cultural and artistic exchanges between Scandinavia and German-speaking lands during the late medieval period.

Location: Uusikaupunki

Elevation above the sea: 13 m

GPS coordinates: 60.81711,21.55929

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:07