The Kant Cathedral is not just the main attraction of Kaliningrad. It is also the oldest church in the city and the place from which all tourist routes begin. The cathedral is rightfully considered the hallmark of Kaliningrad.
Based on historical documents, the construction of the cathedral began in the fall of 1333. It was officially opened to parishioners in 1380. At that time, there was no city yet, but there was already a castle called Königsberg, standing on the banks of the Pregel River.
Until the beginning of the 16th century, the cathedral was a Catholic church. But then it became a Lutheran church, and the most important in Prussia. There were many interesting pages in the history of the cathedral:
Modern 3D-tours of the Kant Cathedral show the result of the restoration. Here they restored the inner hall, the clock on the tower, Kant's sarcophagus, over which they made a colonnade. The main hall of the temple became a concert hall.
Virtual tour of the Kant Cathedral is a great opportunity to see its current decoration. There really is something to see here. The Kant Museum is located in the temple, in other rooms you can see a rich exposition dedicated to the famous residents of the city and its history. The clock on the tower has a mechanism that sets the exact time by satellite.
One of the main attractions of the cathedral is a magnificent organ, the largest in Russia. It consists of two parts that can sound together or separately. Fiber optics is laid between them. Every day, the workers of the cathedral check the humidity and temperature, carefully check the condition of the unique instrument with the help of special instruments.
Virtual tour of the Kant Cathedral will be of interest to all lovers of unusual architecture, fans of organ music and just people who want to broaden their horizons. If you have such an opportunity, it is worth visiting the temple to feel its unusual atmosphere.
How to create a virtual 3D tour? Step-by-step instruction
The order is as follows: 1) upload to the site spherical panoramas from which you plan to create a virtual tour; 2) from the list of uploaded panoramas add each panorama to the virtual tour (Add to 3D tour link); 3) open the created virtual tour, edit the panorama order, select the main panorama, set transition points (tunnels).
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