The Temple of Lemminkäinen is a cave in Gumbostrand village, Sipoo, Finland[1]. It is tied to The Bock Saga, which describes an underground temple beneath a rock Bock called Kyypelivuori[1]. The cave is named after Lemminkäinen, a hero in Finnish mythology and the Kalevala[1]. According to Bock, the entrance was sealed in 987 when Christianity arrived in Uusimaa, forcing the concealment of pagan sites[1].
Temple of Lemminkäinen

| Type | Cave Structures |
|---|---|
| Country | Finland |
| Coordinates | 60.2633° N, 25.3244° E |
Finland