In Sovetsk opened a mural about the film history of the Kaliningrad region
Today in Sovetsk, the mural of the project “DNA of Places: Mural Route to the 80th Anniversary of the Region” was solemnly opened. This was reported in the administration of the Soviet city district.

Today in Sovetsk, the mural of the project “DNA of Places: Mural Route to the 80th Anniversary of the Region” was solemnly opened. This was reported in the administration of the Soviet city district.
The ceremony was attended by the head of the municipality Arkady Danilov, Chairman of the District Council of Deputies Viktor Smilgin, deputies of the regional Legislative Assembly Evgeny Abarius and Mikhail Verkholantsev, as well as Chairman of the Veterans Council Vasily Sheludchenkov.
The large-scale image is dedicated to the rich film history of the region. The mural depicts the Queen Louise Bridge, the embankment and the streets of Sovetsk, which more than once became a film set for domestic films.
Representatives of the authorities thanked Governor Alexei Bezproznykh for the initiative, as well as the staff of the Tourist Information Center and artists Grachik and Margarita Gushchyan, who worked on the project. The event ended with a tour from the specialist in the history of cinema Andrei Boyko.
Next to the mural there is a sign with a QR code. It leads to the project website, where you can find out details about the new art object and get acquainted with the unified tourist route through the cities of the region.
Earlier it was reported that on the facade of the house in Bagrationovsk opened a new mural on the street Border.



