St. Panteleimon's Orthodox Church

Constructed in 2003, St. Panteleimon's Orthodox Church serves as a noteworthy example of contemporary religious architecture in Estonia.

Originally a city museum building, it was transformed into a church and showcases a wooden structure with a miniature onion-cupola. This church not only serves a spiritual purpose but also reflects the cultural values and historical shifts within the region.

Key Features

• 🌳 Tranquil Atmosphere
• 🕊️ Modern Icons
• 🌍 Cultural Significance

Accessible for all, this location is free to visit and is especially attractive to tourists, families, and those interested in religious architecture.