Cosmonaut Monument

The Cosmonaut Monument is a sculpture in Kaliningrad dedicated to Russia's space exploration achievements. The statue stands in a public location where visitors can easily view it as they walk through the city.

The monument was created to honor Russia's pioneering achievements in space travel, particularly the early Soviet missions that shaped the 20th century. These accomplishments made space exploration possible for the world.

The monument represents Russia's pride in its space exploration legacy and humanity's drive to reach beyond Earth. You can sense how these achievements remain deeply meaningful to the community.

The monument is free to visit and accessible year-round without any admission fee. The best time to visit is during daylight hours so you can see the details of the sculpture clearly.

The statue has become a tradition among cosmonauts who visit before their space missions for good luck. This informal custom reveals how deeply connected the monument remains to the space program's ongoing story.

Location: Kaliningrad

Inception: 1980

GPS coordinates: 54.72038,20.48217

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:03