Urbanuse Church in Varbla was built in 1861 and it is a neo-gothic building with white plastered walls, one nave, a slender tower and high narrow windows. The modest interior of the church is balanced out by the lush interior characteristic of the churches of coastal Swedes. The inside of the church looks like an overturned boat – an impression created by the beams that curve downwards. The church has three alter paintings from the 17th century and a pulpit in neo-gothic style.
The church has an active congregation.
In the nearby region
RMK Kabli nature study trail
RMK Kabli nature study trail Kabli [...]
Suarõ Ninä – beach and a former boat landing place
Suarõ Ninä – beach and a former [...]
The northern part of the Suaru port is full of historic Kihnu fishing boats. This part of the port i
The northern part of the Suaru port [...]
