Catherdral (Königsberg Cathedral)

Catherdal of Kaliningrad located on Kant's Island is one of Russia's oldest Gothic churches founded in 1333. It is also known for Immanuel Kant who rests at its northeast corner since 1804. Despite being bombed by British aviation in August 1944, the church miraculously survived thanks to philosopher's grave. Today it is a concert hall with 700 seats and Baltic Gothic style. The cathedral is depicted on a commemorative coin and recognized as the main symbol of Kaliningrad Oblast.