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8 Comments
Maggie
I had no idea this place existed, or that there was a part of Russia that wasn’t actually connected to Russia! So interesting, and with so many interesting things to do! That upside-down house is so strange, but I love the adorable wooden church!
Elīna Kalniņa
I think a lot of people don’t know about it, and there is very little information available about it. But it is such an interesting place to visit!
Maria Elsa Jose
I was really entertained with this article of yours. With all the stunning photos, especially the upside-down house! That’s quite interesting. Thanks for inspiring me.
Elīna Kalniņa
Thank you, Maria! Yes, the upside down house was adorable, especially the dog!
Vanessa Shields
What a lovely post! I’ve never heard much about Kaliningrad but it looks like a great city to visit with a lot of interesting things to see! The markets and coastline would definitely be areas I’d like to explore. 😁
Elīna Kalniņa
Thank you, Vanessa! It is indeed a great city to explore. I would love to return in a few years’ time to see how it’s changed.
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Anne Fraser
I still think of it as Konnigsberg. I had no idea it was so beautiful. I would love to visit.