Kazan — a vibrant city where Europe and Asia meet, blending rich history, diverse cultures, and modern urban life.

With its white-stone Kremlin, colorful mosques and churches, lively streets, and warm hospitality, Kazan offers a unique atmosphere that combines ancient traditions with contemporary energy. Here you can explore UNESCO heritage sites, enjoy Tatar cuisine, walk along the Volga River embankment, and experience one of Russia’s most dynamic cultural capitals.

What to visit in Kazan?

Kazan Kremlin

A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring historic fortifications, museums, and panoramic views over the city.

Kul Sharif Mosque

One of the largest and most beautiful mosques in Russia, a symbol of Kazan and Tatar culture.

Bauman Street

The main pedestrian street, full of shops, cafés, street performers, and historical buildings.

Temple of All Religions

A unique architectural complex symbolizing the coexistence of different cultures and beliefs.

Millennium Bridge & Kazanka Embankment

Modern city landmarks offering scenic walks and city views.

Riviera Aquapark

One of the largest water parks in Europe, perfect for families and relaxation.

Cuisine:

Kazan will delight food lovers with its national Tatar cuisine, featuring aromatic pastries, rich meat dishes, and sweet Eastern desserts.