Helsinki Cathedral

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Lutheran church cathedral landmark neoclassical building tourist attraction

Helsinki Cathedral is a prominent 19th-century neoclassical Lutheran church and iconic symbol of Helsinki, Finland.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Lutheran church → cathedral → landmark → neoclassical building → tourist attraction →
architect	Carl Ludvig Engel → Ernst Lohrmann NERFINISHED →
architecturalStyle	Neoclassical architecture →
capacity	about 1300 people →
completionDate	1852 →
constructionEnd	1852 →
constructionStart	1830 →
country	Finland →
dedicatedTo	Nicholas I of Russia NERFINISHED →
denomination	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland →
formerName	Nicholas Church → St. Nicholas Church →
function	parish church → venue for state ceremonies →
hasDome	yes →
hasFeature	grand staircase facing Senate Square → green domes → white façade →
hasStatue	Apostle statue on roof →
hasTower	yes →
height	62 m →
heritageStatus	protected building →
inaugurationDate	1852 →
isSymbolOf	Finland → Helsinki →
languageOfServices	Finnish → Swedish →
locatedIn	Helsinki → Helsinki city centre → Kruununhaka → Senate Square →
mainDomeHeight	approximately 62 m →
material	brick → stone →
numberOfDomes	5 →
numberOfTowers	4 →
overlooks	Senate Square →
partOf	Helsinki Diocese →
religion	Lutheranism →
roofMaterial	copper →
touristVisitorsPerYear	hundreds of thousands →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Government Palace, Helsinki →	facing
Helsinki →	hasLandmark
House of the Estates, Helsinki →	locatedNear