Pälkäneen kirkkomuseo
The Pälkäne church museum is a small museum in the gallery behind the choir of Pälkäne church, presenting the parish’s old objects.
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About the museum
The Pälkäne church museum is a small museum in the gallery behind the choir section of Pälkäne church. The church is a brick cross-church designed by C. L. Engel, built in 1836–1839. The museum holds old objects of the parish, such as church objects and literature, noble coats of arms and other curiosities.
The church is open to visitors in summer. In the churchyard there is a hero burial ground, where 165 soldiers from Pälkäne who fell in the Winter War and the Continuation War are buried, as well as a memorial designed by Bertil Strömmer.
Highlights
- Old objects of the parish in the church gallery
- Church designed by C. L. Engel, built in 1836–1839
- Hero burial ground in the churchyard
- Free admission
Permanent exhibition
- Pälkäneen kirkkomuseo – The church gallery displays old objects of the parish: church objects and literature, as well as noble coats of arms.
- Operated by
- Pälkäneen seurakunta
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
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Kids & families
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Amenities & dining
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