Amber Crafts. Baltic Seafront.
Originally named Neukuhren when the region was part of Germany, the town was renamed to Pionersky after the Soviet Union annexed Kaliningrad Oblast in 1945 at the end of the Second World War. Wedged between Poland, Lithuania and the Baltic Sea, the Russian exclave boasts pristine beaches and is the largest exporter of amber in the world. Enjoy strolling along Pionersky’s extensive waterfront for sweeping views of the sea, shopping for amber jewellery and other locally crafted goods or journey to the ruins of castles and forts from old Prussia.
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Snapshots of Pionersky, Russia
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Take a relaxed stroll along the beaches of the Baltic coast.
Admire the architectural elegance of the residential estates in Pionersky.
Explore the UNESCO-listed Curonian Spit National Park.
See where Peter the Great studied artillery at Fort Friedrichsburg.
Shop for local souvenirs along the Pionersky City Boardwalk.
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