Excursion to Zelenogradsk "In search of the oldest house Krants"

The excursion “In search of the oldest house of Krants” is not just a walk, but a fascinating quest detective in the old Zelenogradsk. You’re not just listening to a guide, you’re looking for the oldest building, and at the end you’re waiting for a memorable gift.

Format and atmosphere

It's a walking tour of 2 to 2.5 hours in a mini-group. "" It turns exploring the city into a game: you explore the surviving buildings of the Kranz resort and experience its history along the way. "" Adults and children will be equally interested.

️ On the way, you'll see.

• The Ferris wheel is the gathering place of the group.
• The Imperial Oak is a tree planted by William I.
• St. Adalbert's church is a Gothic cathedral, now Spaso-Preobrazhensky, one of the main dominants of the city.
• Queen Louise Square is a cozy place where the tour usually ends.
• You will also see the old post office (1896) and other historic buildings.

What's the oldest house?

The building-recordsman is a former postal station of the late XVIII century on Turgenev Street. In 1807 Queen Louise stayed there. It is now marked by a commemorative plaque.

Practical details

• Cost: ~2000-2300 . per person.
• Beginning: at the Ferris wheel (Pugachev Street, 11).
• Clothing: Take comfortable shoes, water and headgear.

• Guide services