The Litovsky Bastion Reduit is located at the end of the Litovsky Wall on the banks of the Pregolya River. It was part of the second rampart ring of the fortress of Koenigsberg. Built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Acted as a casemated coastal battery. In the reduite of the Litauen bastion there was a workshop for the production of sports boats, which were tested on the local lake Kupfer (now this lake is called Yalta). With Hitler's rise to power, many bastions and reduits again became active military installations. So in the Litauen reduit, instead of producing sports boats, they began to equip sea torpedoes with explosives. Now there are wholesale warehouses on the territory of the bastion and construction of a residential building is underway. Open for external inspection.

The approach to reduit is closed. Only visual contact through the fence is possible. On one side there is a yacht club with security, a hotel that does not work, and a parking lot, on the other there is a fence with barbed wire. There are many yachts on the territory. Actually everything can be seen in the photo. Sudden question? Is it private or is it a squatter? We wandered around and failed to find an approach to the reduit. The reduit in the photo is a small building with grass on the roof.

Story.

Historical fortification site. Currently the reduit is in satisfactory condition.

An ancient place, I advise you to visit

There is no free access and it is difficult to find an approach.

The location is good but you can’t get close to the reduit, everything is fenced off

Modestly

There is no access to the territory of the bastion, behind a fence and barbed wire. View from the side...

Wonderful