It's a very good structure built inside one single rock. The ceiling is made up of copper wires and we were told that a few thousand Kilometres of copper wire is used there. The seating is almost semi-circular with a balcony view as well. The orchids kept on the stage on its right hand side were extremely beautiful; different varieties, different colours and amazingly fresh. Balcony view was even better since one gets a full view of the structure from the balcony. A very good place to visit when in Helsinki. Just outside the church is a good souvenir shop and that's worth visiting too.

The Church in the Rock is a real architectural wonder. Originally supposed to be the tallest building in Helsinki it was built into the hard granite rock after being bombed during the second world war. The mix of concrete, granite, coupled with coulour and copper everywhere (including the amazing 14km in the roof) make for an inspiring view. Although by no means religious it is a must see experience and the acoustics in there are fantastic. Well worth the 3€ per person entry fee.

There’s a small fee to get in, I believe €3 for adults and children are free. It was lovely. Sometimes, if you’re lucky, there’s a pianist playing. Take a breather and relax for a minute. The number 2 tram will take you there.

A very special church. Carved into a mountain. It has a great acoustic and a special roof made of copper. A must to visit when you are in Helsinki. Entrance fee is 3€ for adult. There is no toilet in the church.

Be aware of the opening hours, we came there 3 times and only the last time could we get inside...below is the schedule for Saturday. The outside is like the top of a landed UFO lol, inside is beautiful, but it looks like a theatre rather than a Church. Wish we could see a music concert here someday.