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A modern wood shingle church, built in 2010.
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One of the northernmost medieval churches in the world and the northernmost one in Finland. Although said to be built around 1520 the church is probably built between 1530 and 1550, in the very end of the Catholic era. This church is one of the most popular attractions in Lapland. The main reason is the undecomposed body of priest Nicolaus Rungius, who died in 1629. Taking photos of the mummy is forbidden. The new Keminmaa church, built in 1827, is across the road.
A golf club.
Kaupungintalo
The most visible building in the town and an excellent landmark. It has 13 storeys and is 51 meters tall. Built in 1940 it was so steady that even German troops failed to explode it during the Lapland War! There is a cafeteria and a viewing platform on the top floor.
Kemin kirkko
Gothic revival church completed in 1902.
Kemin jalokivigalleria
The largest collection of gemstones in Europe. The gem stone gallery was established in 1986 by goldsmith Teuvo Ypyä. The well known speciality is the crown designed for the King of Finland in 1918. Since 2019 the Kemi comics centre has got their comics exhibition in the same building.
PS Kemi Kings football team plays their home games in the city centre football stadium.