Püha Katariina kirik
Tallinn, Estonia
These ruins of a 13th-century Gothic monastery church are now used as an open-air cultural stage.
The Püha Katariina kirik is the ruins of a former Dominican monastery church, erected in the 13th-14th centuries. Although ruined in a fire in 1531, impressive fragments of walls and portals have been preserved. Currently, its grounds often serve as a stage for outdoor performances and concerts. It is an example of Gothic sacred architecture, testifying to the former glory of the order.
- Visit time: 20 min
How long does it take to visit Püha Katariina kirik?
Plan about 20 min.
Nearby
- Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul — 40 m
- Peata Kana — 50 m
- Hellemann Tower — 80 m
- Raeapteek — 140 m
- Pühavaimu kirik — 150 m
- House of the Blackheads — 150 m
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