The Medieval Stone Church of Hollola is one of the most significant medieval landmarks in the Lahti region, built between 1495 and 1510. Located in the peaceful Hollola Church village, the church features a richly decorated west gable, preserved wooden sculptures, and medieval vaults. It’s open daily in summer and easily reached by bike via quiet rural roads. The area around the church is ideal for a short day trip, with attractions like a local museum, art studio, and traditional Finnish lunch spots nearby. A trekking or cross bike is recommended due to occasional gravel and village paths.

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Location: Hollola, Southern Finland, Finland

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