Regional sacred-site guide
Sacred sites in Satakunta
Explore 5 sacred places in Satakunta, Finland, with a regional map and links to detailed site guides.
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Church of the Holy Cross
Rauma, Satakunta, Finland
Rauma's Church of the Holy Cross is a medieval fieldstone church first associated with a Franciscan friary and now serving a Lutheran parish....
Käräjämäki
Eura, Satakunta, Finland
On a sand ridge above the Eurajoki river in Eura, Finland, a scatter of stone-marked graves and a twelve-stone circle preserve over six centuries of Iron Age burial....
Kirkkokari Island (St. Henry’s Island)
Säkylä, Satakunta, Finland
A small island in southwestern Finland marks the site where Bishop Henry was martyred in 1156, an event that tradition holds as the beginning of Finnish Christianity....
Luistari Burial Ground
Eura, Satakunta, Finland
Luistari, on the Eurajoki river plain in Eura, is the largest and most thoroughly excavated Iron Age burial ground in Finland — over 1,300 graves spanning roughly seven...
Sammallahdenmäki
Rauma, Satakunta, Finland
Sammallahdenmäki is a cluster of 36 granite burial cairns raised on a forested ridge in Lappi, Rauma, between roughly 1500 and 500 BCE....
Key questions
Satakunta sacred-site questions
How many sacred sites are listed in Satakunta?
This regional guide currently includes 5 sacred sites in Satakunta, Finland.
Which traditions are represented in Satakunta?
The most represented traditions in the current guide include Baltic-Finnic / Finnish Iron Age Burial Culture, Christianity, Evangelical Lutheran Christianity, Finnish Iron Age Burial Custom, Finnish Prehistoric (Bronze Age Cairn Burial).
Can I view Satakunta sacred sites on a map?
Yes. Switch to map view to compare the listed places, then open a site page for coordinates and visiting context.