14th-century Gothic cathedral, symbol of Kaliningrad and former Königsberg. Houses the tomb of philosopher Immanuel Kant and a museum dedicated to his life. Features one of Europe's largest organ complexes with regular concerts. Rebuilt after WWII destruction.
Located on Kant Island in central Kaliningrad. Buses 21, 28, 40, 49 to 'Fish Village' or 'House of Arts' stop, then 5 min walk across bridge. Trams 1, 5 to 'Victory Square'. From South Station — 20 min walk. Immanuel Kant is buried here.
Gothic towers from Kant Island. Kant's tomb at the wall. Interior with organ.
Useful tips for visiting Königsberg Cathedral
Organ concerts held daily — check schedule on website. Kant's tomb outside the cathedral is free. Museum and tower cost 500 RUB. Beautiful park on Kant Island for walking.
Cathedral is located on Kant Island in central Kaliningrad. Easy walk from Fishing Village or main central streets. No parking on the island.
14th-century Gothic cathedral is Kaliningrad's main attraction. Inside are two organs and cathedral museum. The island also has sculptures and a mini-park.
Gothic cathedral towers from Kant Island. Immanuel Kant's tomb at the cathedral wall. Interior with organ and stained glass.
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