Turku Cathedral
Turku Cathedral is the mother church of the Lutheran Church of Finland, and the country’s national shrine. It was consecrated as a cathedral (as the main church in the diocese) in 17th June 1300. Its history spreads thus over more than 7 centuries.
Turku Cathedral is closed from February 9, 2026, to December 2, 2028, due to renovation work.
Tuomiokirkonkatu 1, 20500 Turku
Closed due to renovation work.
Max 900 person
Turku Cathedral is not a museum itself, but there is also a small museum in the church. The Cathedral museum is located in the second floor, on the southern lectern. There is a small entrance fee to the museum: 2€ / adult and 1€ / child. There are artefacts from the Cathedral’s history on display in the museum.
During the summer, there is also a small café located in the groundwork of the Cathedral. Domcafé serves with coffee and small snacks throughout the summer months.
Note: The Cathedral Museum and the café are closed from February 9, 2026, to December 2, 2028 due to the renovation of the cathedral.
For more information see turkucathedral.fi (the link opens in a new tab)