Keila Church

Church with mighty chapels, the oldest crosses from about 1600

Very beautiful and interesting

A beautiful church, restoration in progress, ancient burials. Kruzensterns rest here.

Forgive sins

A very ancient church building and no less historically long-standing cemetery around the temple, where gravestones of the 16th and even 15th centuries are still preserved. This is a real open-air museum. The state of the cemetery is depressing. Moss-covered slabs, stolen crosses, a destroyed fence, although you cannot see this from the front door. Cleanly. Obviously, the famous Museumkites security agency does not stick its bureaucratic nose outside of Tallinn. And local officials have knowledge about the protection of historical monuments at the level of the third grade of the Keila primary school, as anyone who arrives in Keila can be sure of.