Keurusselkä Open-Air Church
A church whose doors are always open. Nestled amidst magnificent pine trees and natural surroundings in the Keurusselkä Sports Park area lies a country church
Information about this attraction
The church is situated on land owned by the town; it was built from timber donated by the parish and erected with the help of the garrison.
The church has wooden pews, an altar and a bell tower with bells, which was donated.
The outdoor chapel is available for various devotional services and wedding ceremonies.
The church is run by the Keuruu parish.
Keurusselkä Open-Air Church
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