Ekenäs Church
Ekenäs kyrka / Tammisaaren kirkko
A 17th-century stone church in the centre of the old town, whose tall bell tower is the emblem of the Ekenäs skyline.
Ekenäs Church was begun in 1680. Its stone main body was rebuilt after a fire in 1821, and its present appearance results from restoration in the 1990s. The spire stands about 60 metres tall and can be seen from the sea and from all over the old town. The interior is simple and bright, with a fine organ. The church is open to visitors in summer and often hosts organ concerts. Admission is free. It sits between the old town and the city centre, so it is easy to visit on the way.
Opening hours
Summer approx. 10:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Ekenäs Old Town
- EKTA Museum Centre
- Ekenäs Archipelago National Park
- Fiskars Village
- Hanko Front Museum
- Raseborg Castle Ruins
- Billnäs Ironworks
- Mustio Manor (Svartå Castle)