Lüganuse Church

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The Lüganuse Lutheran church was built in the beginning of 14th century. It was enlarged as a two-nave church in the 15th century. The round tower is unique in Estonian medieval architecture. The church was badly damaged during the Second World War and restoration began in 1951.

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Address
Papli 30-32, Lüganuse, Estonia

Established
14th century

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