Tours to Kaliningrad
- Need a visa
Kaliningrad is a European town situated far from the rest of Russia. The city has a very rich history, reflected both in its appearance and architecture, as well as its museum exhibits. Kaliningrad is known as the Amber Capital, where you can find many jewelry pieces made from this precious fossil. The extraordinary Baltic nature and fresh sea air will enhance your journey. Alongside its sights, the city offers many active recreational activities.
Hotels of Kaliningrad
Interesting in Kaliningrad
- Russian rouble
- Russian language
Kaliningrad is the westernmost point of Russia and the city least Russian in terms of architecture. Its Königsberg past is evident, as until 1945 it was part of East Prussia.
General Information
People of all ages come to Kaliningrad for vacation, attracted by mysterious fortresses, castles, and bastions that create a unique atmosphere. Even beer restaurants here are often located inside bastions, which has become a distinctive feature of the city.
Attractions
Tours to Kaliningrad offer the chance to see Kant Island, the ethnic Fishing Village, the Cathedral, Brandenburg Gate, and Königsberg Castle. The city’s military history holds a special place, as fierce battles took place here during World War II. Memorials include Fort No. 5, Grolman Bastion, Wrangel Tower, and Fort No. 2 Bronsart.
You can also buy a tour to explore the surroundings of the city, which will appeal to lovers of Gothic architecture and the sea. Be sure to walk along the Curonian Spit, stroll the sand dunes, visit the Dancing Forest, watch knight battles at Ragnitmok or Schaaken Castles, and try on armor yourself.
A trip to Kaliningrad offers a chance to explore the entire Baltic Riviera. The seashore attracts visitors with clean air, absence of heat, and amber stones that can be found right on the beach. Amber is a special symbol of the city. Not only is it mined and processed here, but a museum has been opened in its honor. The tour includes a visit to the settlement of Yantarny, home to 90% of the world’s amber reserves.
For Children
There are several parks for children in the city. At the “Naval Resurrection” center, you can see models of warships, and at the Ocean Museum, you can take photos in front of a real submarine.