Churches, Estonia

Exquisite altarpieces, medieval burial slabs, and other works of religious art await you in this charming 13th-century church-turned-museum. Saints, dancing skeletons, and shimmering silver are the highlights here, along with the occasional organ con

Situated on the picturesque Toomemägi Hill, Tartu Cathedral stands as one of Estonia's grandest churches. It's a unique gem as the only medieval church in Estonia boasting two towers. Construction kicked off in the 13th century, with the final touche

Eliisabet's Church, inaugurated in 1750, stands as the most remarkable Baroque-era sacred building in Estonia. Nestled in the heart of Pärnu, this stunning church beckons visitors to explore its interior, where you'll find a Neo-Gothic style pulpit f

In 1874, the picturesque Häädemeeste Lutheran Church was built, standing proudly alongside its orthodox counterpart. Although smaller in size, this church is a gem of architectural beauty. Dedicated to the Archangel Michael, the church comes alive ev

Nestled in the charming town of Viljandi, St. John's Church holds the title of the oldest church here, with its construction dating back to the years 1466-1472. This historical gem, crafted from limestone and brick, originally served as a home church

The church, along with its dolomite gates and encircling wall, is preserved as an architectural treasure. Constructed in 1790, this three-naved church boasts a subtle late Classicist style. Equally intriguing is the three-part gate, which was erected

Nestled in the heart of Läänemaa, Ridala Church stands as a testament to Estonia's rich artistic heritage. This charming sanctuary is dedicated to Mary Magdalene, and within its walls, you'll find one of the oldest sculptured figures in the country.