Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Türi

Türi was first mentioned in 1347 by the German name of Turgel. The construction of the church, dedicated to St. Martin, probably started in the late 13th century. The ceiling was completed in the early 14th century. The design of the facades in which bricks have been used resembles Northern German brick Gothic. Though altered within the Baroque period it still retains much of its medieval look, including carved stone details such as consoles in the form of human heads

Türi was first mentioned in 1347 by the German name of Turgel. The construction of the church, dedicated to St. Martin, probably started in the late 13th century. The ceiling was completed in the early 14th century. The design of the facades in which bricks have been used resembles Northern German brick Gothic. Though altered within the Baroque period it still retains much of its medieval look, including carved stone details such as consoles in the form of human heads

Türi was first mentioned in 1347 by the German name of Turgel. The construction of the church, dedicated to St. Martin, probably started in the late 13th century. The ceiling was completed in the early 14th century. The design of the facades in which bricks have been used resembles Northern German brick Gothic. Though altered within the Baroque period is still retains much of its medieval look, including carved stone details such as the capitals.

Türi was first mentioned in 1347 under the German name Turgel. The construction of the church, dedicated to St. Martin, was probably started in the late 13th century. The ceiling was completed in the early 14th century. The design of the façades, for which bricks were used, resembles the North German brick Gothic. The church tower was added at the end of the 19th century.