The city of Svetlogorsk, known as Rauschen until 1946, is located on the Baltic Sea coast in the Kaliningrad region. It is a resort town with numerous sanatoriums, boarding houses, and holiday homes. Svetlogorsk boasts many surviving German-era buildings. Legend has it that the city, with its frequent inclement weather and lush greenery, was originally intended to be named Zelenogradsk, but due to confusion (in 1946), it became Svetlogorsk, and the city lacking greenery became Zelenogradsk.
A panel near the Svetlogorsk city administration building
A model of medieval Königsberg at the "House of the Storyteller" guest house (Hoffmann)
Legend to the layout
Characters from Hoffmann's fairy tales at the "Storyteller's House" guest house
And here is a monument to the author of fairy tales - Hoffmann
Literally two steps away from the "Storyteller's House" an abandoned house is discovered
And this art piece is located near the "Sunny Vernissage"
Gorky Street
An unusual hatch
Karl Marx Street
On the wall of the Military Sanatorium club
Memorial sign to Thomas Mann
A pedestrian serpentine road leading down to the sea
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Access to an abandoned elevator leading down to the sea
Hollow
Sculptural composition "The Birth of Venus", Hermann Brachert, 1938. Mosaic shell valve by a local sculptor
Source: travel.ru