Karela is closed to visitors. If you walk on foot, then from the park moving towards the chapel, you should pay attention to the kindergarten and children's clinic, they are located in the ancient buildings of Konigsberg, also on the left side there is an old fire hydrant, and along the road, a mosaic made of stone makes its way on the side of the road from under the asphalt of the Soviet regime scales of the pedestrian area a hundred years ago. Also across the road from the chapel there is a mini store where you can buy good coffee from beans inexpensively and a lot of goodies from the nearby countries of Lithuania, Poland, Denmark and all at a very good price, I compare with prices in Murmansk from the Scandinavian countries. Pay attention to the hatches on the pedestrian area, they are also from the Königsberg era.

A perfectly preserved church, a cultural monument that is pleasant to visit. Well-groomed territory and gothic appearance leave a pleasant impression

The hundred-year-old church is a wonderful example of neo-Gothic style architecture and one of the city’s decorations. The building received significant damage during the storming of Königsberg during the Second World War, but was later restored. Today the former Catholic church has the status of a monument of regional significance. Many come here to see the creation of the talented German architect Friedrich Heitmann. The stained glass windows are very beautiful.