This church is not easy to find in the glory of Tallinn's old town. This atypical Gothic church also has a clock tower that breaks through the sky. The exterior is very simple, with beautiful window flowers and sculptures inside. Worth a look.
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Holy Spirit Church Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Church of the Holy Spirit is located on the north side of La Coya Square. It is speculated that it may have been built in the first half of the 13th century to the 14th century. In 1684 and 2002, the church suffered fires, but was repaired afterwards. This church is a religious building in Tallinn from the 14th century that still retains its original form. The Church of the Holy Spirit is simple and simple in appearance, with a baroque spire. The exterior of the church features an ornate old bell, a favorite subject for photographers in Tallinn. There are also exquisite interior wood carvings in the church, dating back to 1684, which include Baroque pews, as well as Renaissance podiums.
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This church is not easy to find in the glory of Tallinn's old town. This atypical Gothic church also has a clock tower that breaks through the sky. The exterior is very simple, with beautiful window flowers and sculptures inside. Worth a look.
It is the only sacred building in Tallinn that has retained its prototype since the 14th century. Apart from its Baroque spire, this simple Church of the Holy Spirit was completed in the 1860s and retains its original medieval appearance to this day.
The Baroque church was built in the 13th century, near the City Hall Square. Its gorgeous outdoor clock is said to be the photographer's favorite target in Tallinn. Its ornamental value lies in the intricate interior wood carvings, including the Baroque church benches and the oldest Renaissance-style terraces in Tallinn. It has ornamental and historical value.
A Church in the middle of the old city of Tallinn, in a small road, is of medium size and small size, but it often rings the bell, and the bell sounds very good. It's worth a visit.
In the old town of Tallinn, one of my favorite churches. The interior and exterior of the church are decorated with wooden structures, which have a very primitive feeling. There was a soothing piano music playing. The priest's recitation sounded like rain drops on the water. It was harmonious and comfortable. There's another church that you don't want to leave when you come.