King's Gate

The King's Gate is a very beautiful ancient Russian building. He is actually a triumphal arch in Kaliningrad in ancient times, unlike the common French triumphal arch, but it plays the same meaning. His red appearance and exquisite reliefs make it exceptionally beautiful and a landmark in Kaliningrad, which must be visited.

The kings were the most famous buildings in Kaliningrad, and the red color was the gate of the ancient city left by the Tsar period. Now the surrounding walls have been demolished, only such a red gate is left, but it still looks very spectacular, revealing a royal atmosphere, it is worth visiting and taking pictures.

The King's Gate is not far from the Amber Museum. The city gate is very beautiful. The former location of the consulates of Königsberg is now a historical museum. When I went there, it was restored and opened to the outside world. It was all about the history of Kaliningrad. There are many precious cultural relics and literature that are worth visiting.

Kaliningrad exists as the westernmost state of the Soviet Union, and it is directly accessible by car from Moscow. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Kaliningrad became a Russian enclave, standing alone by the Baltic Sea. Now onshore traffic between Russia and Kaliningrad is either near Lithuania or detours to Poland.

The museum worth visiting was in a state of restoration when I went there, and the city gate was very beautiful. Not far from the Amber Museum, you can watch it together.