Brändö Church

Kustavi, Finland

The wooden church of Brändö was built in 1893. There is an remarkable altarpiece from the late Middle Ages inside the church.

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Founded: 1893
Category: Religious sites in Finland
Historical period: Russian Grand Duchy (Finland)

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irske poteter (2 years ago)
I love Jesus!
Mika Kokko (3 years ago)
The parish funds 159e / day. Very bad way to act. Personally, I would do otherwise.
Janne-Petteri Hyvönen (6 years ago)
Kustavin kaunis kirkko taajamassa, päätien varrella. Kannattaa käydä katsomassa. Koko kirkon miljöö on hyvin säilynyt ja hyvin pidetty kunnossa, vanhaa kunnioittaen.
Mira Peltomaeki (6 years ago)
Beautiful simple wooden church with some interesting details including organ, preaching chair and handcrafted beautiful sailing ships. The joining bell tower adds a nice touch to this idyllic place of worship.
Guns N' Roses for life (6 years ago)
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