The Church of the Three Crosses was built in 1957 by architect Alvar Aalto. It represents It is probably the most unusual and attractive building, made in the best architectural traditions of the time.
The church got its name from the three crosses the three crosses on the altar, symbolising the crosses on the famous Mt. Golgotha.
Although the building is constructed of ordinary concrete, the interior of the church is striking in its noble modesty: Italian Italian marble, East Karelian woods, and linen cloth panelling. The uniqueness of the church also lies in the truly marvellous play of light and shadow. Of the hundreds of unusual windows, only two will be identical. The bell tower of the church is shaped like an arrow pointing upwards. There are three bells on it, one of which comes from Jaska. purpose of creating such a church, located in a quiet and cosy place and surrounded by birch and pine trees, was to ensure communication between God and the parishioners. Thus so that nothing here distracts one from his intentions.
The church is open to the public at any time, admission is free.
