Kallion kirkko Review

A Lutheran church in the Kario district of Helsinki, Finland, designed by Larssonk for a combination of romantic nationalism and art nouveau architecture, completed in 1912, is one of Helsinki's landmarks, and the organ is very famous for its musical effects. Outstanding

This is a very spacious church with lots of natural light. It is located on a small hill. It is especially interesting at night, when you can see the green laser from the observatory reaching one of the church's domes. The inside is pretty bland but close up it really gets impressive to see.

A free city, an inclusive church, has seen many American dramas before, and often has people with difficulties in life to get shots of God on the wooden chairs of the church. Such pictures always make me think that God is infinitely inclusive of everyone, and will get some self-healing power when he comes here, so he has always been interested in such a church. This time I have the opportunity to come to Helsinki, it must be to come to see the famous national church here. The building and decoration of the church: the appearance of Kallio Church is mainly green and white paint, the dome is green, and the surrounding walls are white. It is not very tall, it is not very conspicuous on the side of the road, but it is very fresh and romantic. But walking into the church is the same as the scene in the American drama, with rows of wooden chairs arranged neatly. The warm yellow light in the church is very dark, but it can make people quiet. Surrounded by arched wooden lattice windows, the roof is also hanging with iron-art lights, very literary and beautiful. There is a prayer room upstairs, and the room is decorated with a homely feeling, which makes people relax. There are crosses on the windows everywhere, which may be available in every church. Tips: The church is on the side of the road, and it is very convenient to drive to park. Sundays are closed here, other times are 8 am to 6 pm to enter the visit, friends who come to arrange the time.