News archive

Archive of news and announcements of the Kaliningrad Regional Amber Museum is presented on this page.

• News

  Obituary

  

  29 June 2020

  Our dear friend Olga Kovalyova is no longer with us. 

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• Announcement

  Kaliningrad from a bird's eye view

  

  26 June 2020

  The Amber Museum conducts guided tours to the viewing platform of the Dohna Tower every day.

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• Announcement

  A week of redused-price attendance

  

  24 June 2020

  From 24 June to 1 July, on the occasion of festive holidays, it will be possible to visit the Amber Museum by the reduced price of 300 rubles. The action is dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the legendary Victory Parade on the Red Square and the Day of Voting on amendments to the...

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• News

  Results of the contest "The City I Live In"

  

  23 June 2020

  Results of the contest of children's and youth paintings and drawings "The City i Live In" have been summed up.

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• Announcement

  What exhibitions you can attend in the Amber Museum from starting 23 June?

  

  23 June 2020

  From 23 June on, the Kaliningrad Regional Amber Museum will be open for guests. Please take a look at the list of our current events.

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• News

  Formula of an amber glue

  

  19 June 2020

  In the 1980s, in the attic of an abandoned house in Staroutkinsk (Sverdlovsk region), old handwritings were found. They included formulas for art works with wood, metal, glass, and a range of other surfaces, as well as description of solutions to make lacquers and colours.

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• Announcement

  Exhibition "Journey to the Art"

  

  5 June 2020

  Another exhibition under the title "Journey to the Art" has been prepared by the Amber Museum for the time of the end of the quarantine. 

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• Announcement

  "Vagabond Masters"

  

  3 June 2020

  The exhibition "Vagabond Masters" dedicated to archaeological finds has been opened in the Amber Museum. When the museum resumes its work, the first guests after the quarantine are going to see objects by goldsmiths from the 10th–4th centuries B.C.

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