One of the main attractions of Kaliningrad is the Museum of Immanuel Kant, which is located in a historic building königsberg Cathedral. In three exhibition halls on the fourth floor of the building of the exposition: "Kant and Russia, "Kant and his environment" and "Memorial hall of Kant". Island in the centre of Kaliningrad, which is a Museum, also named Kant.

The life story of the famous philosopher Immanuel Kant, who lived in the capital of East Prussia - königsberg (now Kaliningrad), widely represented in the memorial hall. About the first knowledge, Hobbies, publications, research activities and the people surrounding the founder of German philosophy, described in exhibit "Albertina". Here you can learn a lot, such that, as a result of Russia's victory in the Seven years ' war Immanuel Kant for several years was a Russian subject. In the same hall you can see the petition Kant, sent in the name of the Empress Elizabeth, with a request for his appointment to the head of the chair of logic and metaphysics. Also in the Museum of Immanuel Kant describes in detail about the habits of local masons and customs of the Masonic lodges of 18-19 centuries. The Windows of the Museum are decorated with art stained glass with Masonic symbols.

In the North-East corner of the Cathedral is the tomb of Professor of königsberg University of Immanuel Kant, so never and not leaving his hometown, but is known throughout the world as a philosopher, standing on the brink of the ages of Enlightenment and Romanticism. In the building of the königsberg Cathedral is also located the Museum exposition tells about the history of the Kneiphof island (now Isle of Kant), the famous Wallenrodism the library and königsberg University, whose activities are inextricably linked with the work of Kant.

In memory of Immanuel Kant in Kaliningrad were installed: monument (made by the author model Rauch) near the building of the University and registered a bench near the Museum of the World ocean, and created the Cabinet-Museum in the building of the Kaliningrad University (formerly the Albertina).