The monument is quite large, it looks like it is located in the park, next to the stage...

Nice park. Interesting monument. Not much ordinary.

A very high quality monumental monument to Vladimir Semenovich Vysotsky. The sculptor very accurately conveyed the facial expressions and plasticity of the figure of the great poet, who looks somewhere into immortal eternity, without letting go of the unchanging guitar. The whole image expresses Vysotsky’s exceptional dedication to serving art, his fatalistic self-sacrifice. Near the monument you can take very beautiful photographs as a souvenir, and it is located in a place that offers a magnificent view of the stage and the green part of the park behind the stream.

The park is interesting. Vysotsky is recognized from afar due to his guitar. Up close, the proportions are strange, but the very fact of such a large-scale artist is pleasing.

Every city should have a monument to this great poet and performer.

A monument in honor of the artist’s last tour in Kaliningrad in 1980. Established July 1, 2006

A place that is not mentioned in guidebooks is worth seeing. Vladimir Vysotsky is a unique artist in the history of Russia...

And, smiling, they broke my wings, My wheezing sometimes sounded like a howl, And I went mute from pain and powerlessness, And he only whispered: “Thank you for being alive.”

Central Park of Culture and Culture, great in the summer, even better in the snowy winter. In the rains and other times, there is nothing to do there.

It’s a beautiful monument, nearby there are benches under a canopy, and below there is a stage where various events are sometimes held.

Beautiful. Vladimir Semyonovich, the image seemed very tired to me.