The highest point of the Sambian Peninsula
The legend-shrouded cradle and citadel of the Prussian kingdom. A symbol of the city and of all East Prussia
The district of the city that adjoined Königsberg Castle to the north and east and belonged to it
The Albertina's medical campus with Bessel's observatory and the little streets around them
A district on the eastern shore of the Castle Pond
One of the main streets of Königsberg and the district of the same name
A warehouse district on the banks of the Hundegatt in the centre of Königsberg
Königsberg's La La Land: the Laak and the Lastadie
Beyond Königsberg's Steindamm Gate
From Rossgarten to the Litauer Wall, north of King Street, home to the Kronprinz barracks and the Grolman bastion
The Kneiphof freedom on the southern bank of the Pregel, where the saddler Kant lived, who named his fourth child Emanuel
The oldest town on the Pregel. The heart of Königsberg, which beat for 700 years between the castle and the river
One of the three towns on the Pregel that would later merge into a single Königsberg
A Hanseatic outpost in Königsberg. An island town on the Pregel. In the old days people used to say: in Altstadt, power; in Kneiphof, luxury
The north-eastern outskirts of Kaliningrad-Königsberg, with cemeteries, a shooting range and Europe's first civil airport
The local church, the oldest in the city, played no small part in the district's popularity
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