Snappertuna Church

Description

The cruciform-shape, wooden church of Snappertuna was built originally in 1688-1689 and renovated in 1797. The belfry was erected in 1776. Nearby the church are wooden magazine and the tomb added in 1778. Snappertuna church and surroundings are one of the most well-preserved church sites in Finland. In summertime the church is open every day.

Address
Snappertuna Kyrkväg 98, Raasepori, Finland

Established
1688-1699

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