Turku Cathedral Review

Turku Cathedral is the only surviving medieval church in Finland. There is a clock on each side of the central wall. According to the guide, several archbishops are buried in the basement of the cathedral. It is said that there is also a queen buried here. So this cathedral has a very important place in the heart of Finnish people, many people will come to admire it.

Turku Cathedral is the main church of Lutheranism in Finland and the most famous medieval cathedral in Finland. The church was built in 1229 and expanded many times, reaching its present scale by the end of the 14th century. Because I came to the city by cruise from Turku-Stockholm and only visited the Cathedral of Turku. The Cathedral situated on the banks of the Aola River is tall and simple, impressive and beautiful.

This is a beautiful cathedral in the heart of Turku. It has a lot of history in Finland and Europe and it so well preserved and maintained. It is part of the culture of the city. A must visit when you are in Turku

a very nice cathedral, from a medivial era that was preserved by the people

It is located by the river and creates a calm atmosphere.