Sculpture Park

The Sculpture Park on Kant Island is an open-air museum displaying artworks in bronze, marble, metal, and granite that explore the theme of 'Man and the World'. The space is surrounded by landscaped grounds and integrated plant varieties that give the setting a natural character.

The park was established in 1984 on an island that holds great historical importance for the city. Its location near the Gothic Cathedral, where philosopher Immanuel Kant was laid to rest, connects the place to the intellectual heritage of the region.

The sculptures come from artists around the world and represent different artistic styles, from contemporary forms to traditional craftsmanship. Walking through the space, you experience works that explore human connection and the relationship between people and their surroundings.

The park is accessible via Kant Street and the Honey Bridge, which connects to the Fishing Village and makes orientation easy. Wear comfortable shoes, as you walk through the different areas to see the artworks.

The grounds include an arboretum with plant species from Europe, North and South America, Japan, and China surrounding the art installations. This botanical diversity creates a green setting that visitors often find surprising for an art park.

Location: Kaliningrad

Inception: 1984

GPS coordinates: 54.70694,20.50917

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:27