The red timber Jukkasjärvi Church with white trim and its entrance porch, seen from the front corner on a summer day with birch trees around it.

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Jukkasjärvi Church

Jukkasjärvi Church, in the village of Jukkasjärvi about 18 km east of Kiruna, is a red timber church built around 1607–1608 and rebuilt in 1726, the oldest church in the province of Lapland, with a free-standing bell tower from the 1740s. Inside are a carved teak altarpiece by Bror Hjorth from 1958 and an organ decorated with reindeer horn and Sami symbols.

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Mon09:00–15:00

Tue09:00–15:00

Wed09:00–15:00

Thu09:00–15:00

Fri09:00–15:00

Sat09:00–15:00

Sun09:00–15:00

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