Beauty Gusev and Chernyakhovsk, Cat Yard, Carting and Children's Museum

After breakfast, go for a walk on Gusev. The town is tiny: only 28 thousand people live here. In 40-45 minutes you can quietly go around its main attractions, lingering for a while around everyone.
Park your car near the Mint Garden: if the ground is not heavily covered with snow, you can find enlarged models of vintage coins here. Take a walk to the city's main square. If the children are already tired, turn back. If not, walk to the tank monument and Eiffel Tower model and return to your car through the Alley of Fame and the sculpture of the Humbinn Elk.

At the entrance to the city of Chernyakhovsk there is an attraction that will be particularly interesting to young fans of technology.
The monument steam locomotive TE-3643 is a trophy German locomotive, which is also called the "locomotive of war". Most of the trophy locomotives were converted to a wide track of 1520 mm. However, a European track (1435 mm wide) also leads to Chernyakhovsk from Poland, so there were steam locomotives to work at the depot.
Rare steam locomotives (and there are two of them here) can be reached only through the first platform of the station, going towards Gusev along the tracks.

Not much remains of the Knight's Castle Insterburg, built in 1336 - part of the forge and defensive walls. However, the ruins are incredibly beautiful even in winter, and thanks to enthusiasts the castle does not come to its final decline.
There is a museum and a creative workshop on the territory. For a nominal fee, you can take a detailed tour and see everything that interests you. Please note that the museum is closed on Mondays.

A democratic price tag, favorite hot dishes, great portions - there's no better place for lunch than Solokha's!

Thanks to an indifferent resident, a whole town of local cats has grown up in one of the courtyards of the Guards, laid out of river stones. There is a very special atmosphere: on the facades of the houses you can see painted cats, and in the center of the courtyard grows a luxurious chestnut. The courtyard also offers a magnificent view of the birthplace of the River Deima.

Take a stroll to another Guards landmark. The sculptural composition "The Kid" appeared here in August 2015. The robots collected "from what was" will delight your children.
From the robot you can go back to the main square of the city and visit the monument to Russian soldiers of the devil wars.

Stop for half an hour to warm up, eat and drink a cup of tea at the Café Ladybug, which is located near the Cat's Court. Pancakes with different fillings, shawarma, sandwiches, fries - stock up on energy before your upcoming adventures. The café is open all day except Monday.

Check out the Leader Karting Club for an hour. It has a 650m outdoor track and 250m indoor track at the clubhouse. Both tracks are equipped with electronic timekeeping.
Children from 6 years of age (height from 120 cm) are allowed on the tracks: the mini-cards are very easy to operate. In winter the club works from Friday to Sunday from 14:00 to 20:00.
Before visiting the club, be sure to call the site.

The EinsteinIUm Museum of Fun Sciences is a wonderful place to relax, have fun and gain new knowledge about the world around us. Pendulums, levers and blocks, games and puzzles, optical illusions - all exhibits in the museum not only can be, but should be touched with your hands! Keep an eye on the master class schedule so you don't miss out on something really interesting.
On weekdays the museum is open from 13:00 to 16:30 (or by preliminary request), on weekends from 10:00 to 19:00. More information in museum group (https://vk.com/einsteinum).

You can finish your journey at the Radisson Blu Hotel restaurant. Choose your favourite international cuisine or French classics and enjoy your dinner in a pleasant environment with muted lights and quiet background music.
If you are a guest of the city, book a room on a special page on the site Radisson Hotels, pay for it with a premium card Mastercard and get a 15% discount, as well as the possibility of early check-in and late check-out.
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