Altstadt Church, Gothic church in Kaliningrad
The Altstadt Church, with its ornate Gothic architecture, once served as a Protestant cathedral.
Originally built in the 13th century, the church has witnessed numerous historical events and changes.
A symbol of Prussian heritage, the church reflects the region's rich cultural tapestry.
Currently, the Altstadt Church is a major landmark and a point of interest for visitors to Kaliningrad.
Surviving World War II relatively unscathed, it stands as a rare architectural remnant of old Königsberg.
Inception: 13 Century
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The Altstadt Church, with its ornate Gothic architecture, once served as a Protestant cathedral.
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