Senate Church (Helsinki Cathedral)

Senate Church, also known as Helsinki Cathedral, is a prominent Lutheran church located in Helsinki, Finland. Completed in 1852, it serves as a key religious and architectural landmark. Designed by Carl Ludvig Engel, it exemplifies neoclassical architecture with its grand white façade, domes, and towering columns. Positioned in Senate Square, it functions as a place of worship, a cultural symbol, and a popular tourist attraction. The church hosts regular services, weddings, and events, reflecting Finland’s religious heritage and architectural pride. Its striking appearance and historical significance make it a central figure in Helsinki’s cityscape.