Helsinki Cathedral,

Helsinki Cathedral, also known as the White Church, is located in the Senate Square in Helsinki. Built in 1852, this milky white Helsinki Cathedral is an exquisite structure and extraordinary in style. It is the essence of Finnish architectural art. The height of the church is more than 80 meters above sea level. At the top of the cathedral is a bell tower with a pale green arch. The Helsinki landmark can be seen from the sea. Whenever the church bell rings, the entire church square will be quiet, and many tourists can feel the quiet moment of peace brought by this religion. Because the church is dominated by white, the Greek temple-style white columns are also full of romantic atmosphere. Favored by many newcomers, it has become a very popular wedding location for shooting in Helsinki. Into the church, the interior of the church has a sharp contrast with its delicate atmosphere, which can hardly be said to be lacking. This is because the majority in the Nordic people believe in Christian Lutheran. Lutheranism is the Protestant founded by Martin Luther in 1529. The core of his teaching is justification by faith, that is, only when people have a pure faith can they become true Christians, and the external good deeds are pure. The inevitable result of faith. Under the influence of this doctrine, the architecture, design and aesthetics of Northern Europe have presented simple features that affect all aspects of people's lives. The dome decoration and painting inside the church, but with a more simple and straightforward design, showing his temper to the world.