Kökar Church (St. Anne's) and Franciscan Monastery Ruins, Kökar

From the monastery site on Hamnö, the moss-grown exposed foundations of the medieval Franciscan convent fill the left of frame while the grey-stone St.

Scenario: 01 October 2026 · 12:30 Europe/Mariehamn

Kökar Church (St. Anne's) and Franciscan Monastery Ruins, Kökar
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From the monastery site on Hamnö, the moss-grown exposed foundations of the medieval Franciscan convent fill the left of frame while the grey-stone St. Anne's church — completed 1784 on the old convent church's foundations, low stone walls under a high shingled roof — stands at center, and the rocky archipelago shore opens to the right with open water and low skerries fading into the distance. Overcast October midday light lies soft and shadowless over the ruins and the sea, with wildflowers and ferns softening the old stones.

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