Kaliningrad is a unique Russian city

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Kaliningrad is a
unique Russian city
Kaliningrad is a special Russian region, separated from the rest of the
country by the territories of Lithuania and Poland. This city, rich in history
and culture, is a unique window of Russia to Europe, combining both
Russian and European traditions.

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Konigsberg Castle:
Konigsberg Castle is one of the largest castles in Europe during
the Middle Ages. First mentioned in 1255, it was the residence of
the Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order and the kings of
Prussia.

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Kaliningrad Cathedral (also called
Konigsberg Cathedral)
Kaliningrad Cathedral (also called Konigsberg Cathedral) is the
historical heart of the city. The cathedral is located in the main
place of attraction for tourists, on the island of Kanta.

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The Museum of the World Ocean:
The Museum of the World Ocean is
a unique complex that introduces
visitors to the richness and diversity
of marine fauna and flora.

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Victory Park: memorial of the Great
Patriotic War
Victory Park is one of the most important places
in Kaliningrad dedicated to the memory of the
Great Patriotic War.

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Curonian Spit: UNESCO
Nature Reserve
The Curonian Spit is a unique natural landmark of the Kaliningrad region,
stretching from Kaliningrad to the border with Lithuania. This narrow
sandy peninsula, surrounded by the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon,
is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Amber Coast
Kaliningrad amber is widely known all over the world. A
variety of crafts and souvenirs made from this gem are
among the most popular and coveted gifts for tourists
visiting this Russian exclave.

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The Fish Village
The Fish Village is a unique historical district in the center of Kaliningrad,
which has preserved the charm of the Prussian urban landscape. The
reconstructed buildings of the mid-19th century, traditional wooden fishing
houses and cobbled streets create the atmosphere of an ancient
European town.

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Kaliningrad is a city
with a rich heritage
Kaliningrad, the former capital of East Prussia, is
today a unique Russian exclave that has preserved
centuries-old architectural and cultural heritage.
Ancient monuments and modern infrastructure are
harmoniously intertwined here, creating a unique look
of the city.