Masku Church

The church building features traditional fieldstone construction techniques with a prominent bell tower set against the Finnish landscape at Maskuntie 70.

The church, established in 1653, stands as a central religious structure in the Masku region, representing centuries of continuous spiritual gatherings.

The religious complex contains both the church and administrative buildings, serving the Lutheran community through regular services and ceremonial functions.

Located at coordinates 60.564528 latitude and 22.098361 longitude, the church maintains its protected status under Finnish heritage preservation regulations.

The structure belongs to the Archdiocese of Turku and holds connections to Saint John the Baptist and Saint Ursula in Finnish Christian tradition.

Location: Masku

Part of: Maskun kirkko ja pappila

Address: Maskuntie 70, 21250 Masku

GPS coordinates: 60.56453,22.09836

Latest update: March 28, 2025 15:35