History I
The first mention of a parish of Helsinki (Helsinge) concerns to 1351 when monks of an Estonian monastery received rights on fishing salmon in this district.
The central part of this settlement with a church was in the territory of the modern city of Vantaa.
The city of Helsingfors (the Finnish capital is named so in Swedish) was founded in 1550 by the Swedish king Gustav Vaza on a place of a small fishing port. Gustav Vaza wanted it compete to Revel (nowadays Tallinn, the capital of Estonia).

Interior (2)
Interior (1)
View from the churh on the Lutherian Cathedral
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