St. Olaf's Church
St. Olaf's Church is a Gothic church in the northern part of Tallinn's Old Town, first recorded in 1267 and named after the Norwegian king Olav II. Its spire rises to 123.7 metres; a steep spiral stair of 258 steps leads to an observation platform at 60 metres with views over the Old Town and Tallinn Bay. The church is used today by a Baptist congregation.
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