King Frederick William I of Prussia granted Gumbinnen town status on 6 April 1721
One of the few places in the region where the spirit of Old Prussia still survives
The congregation was founded by settlers from France, Switzerland, Nassau and the Palatinate. Before the church was built, they worshipped in a brewe…
It was built in 1930, was not damaged during the Second World War and afterwards served as a club on the grounds of a military unit
A polygonal building with a portal facing Schillerstrasse. Its pyramidal roof bore a turret
It was built in 1720 on the orders of Frederick William I. In 1810–11 it was skilfully raised and enlarged
The Salzburgers settled here in 1732. In 1839 the foundation stone was laid. On 15 October 1840 the church was consecrated
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