Location: Maarja-Magdaleena küla, Tabivere vald, Jõgevamaa
First mentioned in 1380 most of it was detroyed in the 16th century wars. A father from
closeby Palamuse had a sermon between the remaining walls once a year. The scenery
must have looked dramatic but the building of the new church started in 1642...
The church was built in 1953 on the place of the old church and chapels.
The sacrificial stone Jaanikivi (John’s stone) got its name after a legend according to which St. John sat down to rest on the stone ages ago and an imprint of t...
Mihkli Church was built in the ancient Soontagana Parish in the 13th century and its therefore one of the oldest and most original buildings in Western Estonia. Mihkli Church follows the main nature of churches in the Saare-Lääne Diocese where a narrow...