Dom Kanta, Historical building in Veselovka, Russia.

Dom Kanta is a historic building in the village of Veselovka, in the Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia, listed as a regional cultural heritage site. The structure is associated with the philosopher Immanuel Kant and draws visitors interested in the history of this part of the former East Prussia.

The building dates from the period when this region was part of East Prussia, connected to the life of philosopher Immanuel Kant, who was born in Königsberg in 1724. After World War II, the region passed to the Soviet Union, and the site was given its current Russian name, Dom Kanta.

The name Dom Kanta means "Kant's House" in Russian, referring to the philosopher Immanuel Kant, who was born in this region in 1724. Visitors can see a small memorial space dedicated to his life and work, giving a sense of the intellectual tradition tied to this part of the former East Prussia.

Dom Kanta is located in the small village of Veselovka and is most easily reached by private vehicle or an organized trip from Kaliningrad. A visit pairs well with other nearby historic sites in the region, as the area contains several remnants of East Prussian history.

Although Kant spent almost his entire life in Königsberg and rarely left the city, his name is attached to sites spread across what is now the Kaliningrad Oblast. Dom Kanta is one of the few places in this rural area that keeps a direct reference to his legacy alive outside the main city.