
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Estonia Tallinn parish
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Estonia Tallinn parish
Tallinn, Estonia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Mikko Korhonen — a year ago
Very nice place to visit even if you're not a Christian so much, interesting place and a lot of stories behind it. The place in 1990s was just an old abandoned building but since that one good man lived there and rebuilt it all by his own hangs, he is still there.
**★★★★★ Tom G — 3 years ago
We love this peaceful and very nicely restored greek-catholic church. This Christian religion follows byzantin rites but is in full communion with the Latin church (the Pope in Rome being the head). The iconostasis (wall with icons separating the front part of the church) is really beautiful. The building of this tiny church dates back from the 14th century, it was first an Oleviste Church Pastorate, some hundred years later, it was privately owned. After 1945, during soviet times it was used as
**★★★★★ Ernestas Tyminas — 4 years ago
Very atmospheric place. You’ll find a lovely box outside where you can send your wishes, The Holy Mother of three hands and very kind people working there.
**★★★★★ TRAVELLING {, TO BE PRECISE} — 9 years ago
Stumbled into this "Ukraina Eestis Kirik" by chance. Weird ensemble of things. Interesting architecture inside (there's a basement too). Has a peaceful atmosphere to it.
**★★★★☆ Nazar Lelyak — 6 years ago
Interior into is quiet beautiful with wooden elements. That have interesting basement there. Suggest to visit if you are interested about architecture.









