Al-Marjani Mosque: Kazan’s Oldest Stone Mosque and Symbol of Survival
The first stone mosque built in Kazan after imperial Russian rule, completed in 1770 with Catherine the Great's permission. The oldest active…
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The first stone mosque built in Kazan after imperial Russian rule, completed in 1770 with Catherine the Great's permission. The oldest active…
A sprawling urban park in Kazan named after the writer Maxim Gorky, featuring walking trails, fountains, a rope course, and seasonal attractions.…
A striking red-brick cathedral crowned by a 74-metre bell tower, the tallest in Kazan and a dominant landmark on pedestrian Bauman Street.…
The National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan is the largest repository of material and spiritual culture in the Middle Volga region,…
The only elevated metro station in Kazan, Ametyevo spans a valley on a striking two-tier glass and steel bridge with a futuristic…
An open-air historic quarter preserving centuries of Tatar culture on the shores of Lake Kaban. The Old Tatar Quarter spans 88 hectares…
Budget-friendly hostel in central Kazan with shared and private rooms, free Wi-Fi, shared kitchen, and 24-hour operation. Located steps from Bauman Street…
A modern 5-star hotel in east Kazan, part of a larger entertainment complex with a shopping center, restaurants, spa and indoor pool.
A 5-star luxury hotel in a renovated 1910 art nouveau building in central Kazan, featuring 66 rooms, a spa complex with indoor…
A modern 3-star hotel in Kazan's historic center, steps from the pedestrian Bauman Street and walking distance from the Kazan Kremlin.








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