Kazan Kremlin: Free Entry, Museum Tickets and What to See
Kazan's white-walled hilltop citadel and UNESCO site: walking in is free, with a 16th-century cathedral, the Kul Sharif Mosque and several separately…
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Kazan's white-walled hilltop citadel and UNESCO site: walking in is free, with a 16th-century cathedral, the Kul Sharif Mosque and several separately…
A small village-island where the Volga, Sviyaga and Shchuka meet, about 60 km from Kazan. It has a UNESCO-listed 16th-century monastery with…
Kazan's main passenger station: a red-brick historic hall, a modern service building, trains to Moscow and the airport, and a short walk…
A Kazan chain serving halal Tatar fast food, from kystyburgers to echpochmak fries. The flagship is on Kremlevskaya Street, just outside the…
Kazan's only airport, about 26 km south-east of the centre. Two linked passenger terminals, a direct train to the central station, and…
Kazan's main pedestrian street runs almost two kilometres from the foot of the Kremlin to Tukay Square, past old churches, a Constructivist…
Kremlyovskaya is Kazan's metro stop for the Kremlin, built as a pseudo-medieval fortress with battlements, mosaics of khanate life and a Zilant…
Sabantuy is the Tatar summer festival of wrestling, horse racing and folk games. Kazan's version is the final one of the Tatarstan…
A five-star business hotel with a mirrored glass façade, facing the Kazan Kremlin from Moskovskaya Street. It has 109 rooms, two restaurants…
Kazan's compact historic core: the Kremlin and Kul Sharif Mosque, Bauman Street, the Old Tatar Settlement and the Kaban lakes, all linked…
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