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Ristinkirkko (Cross Church)
Lahti

Ristinkirkko (Cross Church)

Lahti, Finland

Ristinkirkko (Cross Church), Lahti, Finland

About Ristinkirkko (Cross Church)

Ristinkirkko (English: Church of the Cross) is the main church in Lahti, Finland. The modernist church, completed in 1978, was one of the last design projects of the renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto.

Ristinkirkko (English: Church of the Cross) is the main church in Lahti, Finland. The modernist church, completed in 1978, was one of the last design projects of the renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto.

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