Interesting church carved out of bedrock. It was built by two brother architects in the 1960s and is famed for its acoustics. It’s a bit expensive to go in (8 euros) in my opinion, but an interesting church nonetheless. It’s actually quite small, that is why the price seems a bit steep for me for what you get.

A wonderful church and incredible that it was built into solid rock - incredible architecture both inside and out, a great feat of engineering. The acoustics are suppose to be excellent and so would look to attend a concert here. There is an entrance fee of 8 euros per person which was worth it.

Truly is a beautiful modern church which is design and built in a truly unorthodox way. The finishing and fit outs were beautifully matching the interior of the church with many modern art deco pieces. The size and the construction of the pipe organ is truly outstanding as well. Please stay around to listen to the acoustics in the church if you have the chance to visit a concert, performance or just to listen to the church organ. Excellent example of Finnish architecture

One of the more interesting churches I have ever encountered in visiting 50 countries. It is built sunken into a rock although the slats in the roof although light and visions of the sky to shine through. Truly remarkable place and well worth a short visit. Not sure they hold services here anymore although there were lots of wedding photos.

The church was created out of the rock and it is simply stunning. The interior is basic but the atmosphere comes from the rough rock surfaces and incredible copper coloured metal work. It is just an amazing place that really took the breath away.

This is an extraordinary church and is very much on Helsinki's tourist trail, so don't expect much tranquility here during summer months! Cut into rock, the church is a short walk or bus or tram ride (no 4 goes past it) from Helsinki Central Station. There is an entrance fee - this will vary depending on when and where you buy it.

Just a must see if in Helsinki. You will not see anything like this anywhere in the world. As it should be it was a calm and peaceful place where you could sit and reflect. As others have said …. Not sure you should pay to enter a church. Well worth a visit.

Entry is €8 for an adult and I think children are free. I’d like to say I’m fairly well travelled but I’ve never seen a church like this before. The wooden circle on the roof, slates which let in a lot of natural light and rocks/stones all the way around. You won’t need long here, we stayed a maximum of 15 minutes. Around the back of the church you can walk up to the top if you wish. You can’t see the green roof but it’s very peaceful. There’s also a few benches so it’s good spot to rest your legs. Overall, a beautiful church with an utterly unique design but €8 entry seems a little excessive.

The most unusual church we have ever visited but still with a very spiritual atmosphere. The architecture was stunning both for the walls built of rock and the copper ceiling/roof. Despite the entry fee of 8 euros it is worth a visit.

I've been to churches all over Europe and this was unique. None of the typical ancient artwork or traditional architecture. The old world feel of the natural Rock blended with the Copper Dome and Glass roof structure was impressive and unexpected. Surprised to pay 8e for admission, but it was worth it to us.