What kind of churches are there in Finland? Please tell me in detail, the name and style of the church, and its location.

Introduction to the Finnish Cathedral

The Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko) is a 19th-century pure white green-roofed church with a majestic and elegant appearance. It is the most eye-catching symbol of the capital. The architecture is an example of neoclassical style. It was completed in 1852 based on the design of CLEngel. The cathedral is more than 80 meters above sea level and can be seen at a glance from the sea, making it a symbol of Helsinki.

The Cathedral is the most famous building in Helsinki. It is a Lutheran church located in Parliament Square. Helsinki Cathedral was built in 1852. With its exquisite structure and extraordinary majesty, it can be called the essence of Finnish architectural art!

Helsinki Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko) was built in 1852 by the German architect CL Engel. The cathedral stands in the center of Senate Square, where visitors to Helsinki Cathedral gather. The high ground where the church is located is more than 80 meters above sea level. At first glance, the main body of the milky white church supported by Greek columns and the bell tower with light green bronze dome are very eye-catching. Its majestic momentum and exquisite structure make it a classic in the history of Finnish architecture and a landmark building in Helsinki. In front of the cathedral is Senate Square, with the Cabinet Building and the University of Helsinki on the east and west sides respectively. Not far to the south is the Presidential Palace, the Supreme Court and the City Hall. In the center of Senate Square, which is paved with ancient stones, stands the bronze statue of Tsar Alexander II built in 1894 to commemorate the extensive autonomy he granted Finland. There are only a hundred stone steps from Senate Square to Helsinki Cathedral, but it is these hundred steps that show the difference between the church and the secular world. The beauty and sanctity of Helsinki Cathedral are deeply impressed in the hearts of tourists.

Helsinki Cathedral is a Lutheran Protestant church. The magnificent building contains many exquisite murals and sculptures of Helsinki Cathedral. Whenever the church bell rings, the entire square is silent, and many tourists quietly experience this precious moment of peace of mind that only religion can bring.

Due to the special status of the cathedral, Finnish couples all hope to hold their wedding here, and they even need to make a reservation a year and a half in advance. The graduation ceremony of the seminary of the University of Helsinki, one of the best universities in Northern Europe, is also held here every year.

The milky-white Helsinki Cathedral was built in 1852. Its exquisite structure and extraordinary aura can be regarded as the essence of Finnish architectural art. The top of the cathedral is a bell tower with light green arches, which is more than 80 meters above sea level and can be seen from the sea at a glance, making it a landmark building in Helsinki and a popular wedding venue in Finland. In order to hold a wedding here, couples need to make a reservation a year and a half in advance. Every year, the School of Theology at the University of Helsinki holds a traditional and grand graduation ceremony at the Helsinki Church.

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