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Pyhän Mikaelin kirkko

Pyhän Mikaelin kirkko

Finland's northernmost medieval stone church, built between 1520 and 1553 at Keminmaa, five kilometres north of Kemi.

Ceiling paintings from 1650, Catholic-era vessels, and the preserved body of vicar Nikolaus Rungius, who died in 1629, on view inside.

Local tip: Open to visitors in summer only, Tuesday to Saturday; there is no step-free access into the old church.

Good to know

  • Where: Mikaelintie, 94400 Keminmaa, Finland
  • City: Kemi
  • Website: official site

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