The city鈥檚 last German commander, Otto Lasch, capitulated to the Soviets from this subterranean command post on 9 April 1945, following the bloody Battle of K枚nigsberg. Exhibits include wartime photographs, films, detailed dioramas of the battle in various parts of the city and a peek into the cell where Lasch surrendered. There's decent English and German signage. Find it in a small park just east of Leninsky pr.
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Strung along the banks of the Pregolya River are several ships, a submarine, maritime machinery and exhibition halls that together make up this excellent鈥
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Housed in the 19th-century Dohna Tower on the southern shore of the Upper Pond (袙械褉褏薪懈泄 锌褉褍写), this is a terrific introduction to鈥
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The 98km-long Curonian Spit, a Unesco World Heritage Site, divides the tranquil Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea. Here, tall, windswept sand dunes and鈥
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Photos displayed inside this Unesco World Heritage site attest to how dilapidated the cathedral was until the early 1990s 鈥 the original dates back to鈥
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Enjoy a picnic in this park that stretches along the headland above the beach in the centre of Yantarny. Enter from behind the Schloss Hotel.
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Housed in a reconstructed 1912 concert hall built on the banks of the pretty Lower Pond (袧懈卸薪懈泄 锌褉褍写), this museum features an impressive diorama upstairs鈥
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This once densely populated island 鈥 now a parkland dotted with sculptures 鈥 is dominated by the Kaliningrad Cathedral. A few nearby buildings 鈥 the鈥
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This unique museum is housed in a 1912-era apartment house, which has been restored to its former state of early-20th-century K枚nigsberg glory and stuffed鈥
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Philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724鈥1804) was born in K枚nigsberg, where he also studied, taught and later died. The Kant Statue is in the front yard of the鈥
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One of the dourest, ugliest of Soviet creations, the upright H-shaped Dom Sovietov (closed to the public) has been nicknamed 'the monster' by locals. On鈥
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Housed in a reconstructed 1912 concert hall built on the banks of the pretty Lower Pond (袧懈卸薪懈泄 锌褉褍写), this museum features an impressive diorama upstairs鈥
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This once densely populated island 鈥 now a parkland dotted with sculptures 鈥 is dominated by the Kaliningrad Cathedral. A few nearby buildings 鈥 the鈥
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Photos displayed inside this Unesco World Heritage site attest to how dilapidated the cathedral was until the early 1990s 鈥 the original dates back to鈥
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Noted philosopher and Kaliningrad native Immanuel Kant (1724鈥1804) is buried along the northern edge of the exterior of Kaliningrad Cathedral on Kant鈥
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This short footbridge connects Kant Island to the Fish Village. It's said to be the oldest bridge in Kaliningrad.
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One of three synagogues in K枚nigsberg, the 1896 New Synagogue was destroyed in the aftermath of the 1938 Kristallnacht pogrom in 1938. It was rebuilt,鈥