Russia
| Place | Building | Main period of construction | Special features | Image |
| Kaliningrad (Königsberg, East Prussia) | Cathedral | 14th century | ||
| Königsberg | Juditten Church | Late 13th century | ||
| Rodniki (Arnau, East Prussia) | Arnau Church | Late 14th century | ||
| Druzhba (Allenburg, East Prussia) | Allenburg Church | 15th century | ||
| Neman (Ragnit, East Prussia) | Ordensburg | 1397–1409 | One of the strongest Ordensburgen. Now ruined. Built by Nikolaus von Fellenstein (see Malbork) | |
| Vesyoloye (Balga, East Prussia) | Ordensburg Balga | Circa 1239 | Ruin |
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