Picture perfect. Its location on a hill makes it a distinct standout landmark. A must for sunset photo taking! Plagued by locals and tourists. Will I come back? Most definitely❤️

The Kul Sharif Mosque, established in 2005 at the heart of Kazan within the Kazan Kremlin, serves as a poignant symbol of Tatarstan's cultural resilience. Built on the site where a mosque stood in the 16th century, demolished during an attack on the city, the Kul Sharif Mosque pays homage to its historical significance. Financed through donations from over 40 thousand individuals and organizations, the mosque's architectural grandeur includes ornate decorations, Quranic verses etched in marble, and intricate details like Czech glass light fixtures. With a unique design featuring intersecting squares, a symbolic dome, and towering minarets, the mosque stands as a testament to Tatarstan's rich heritage. Inside the complex, the Museum of Islamic Culture of the Volga Region offers a captivating exploration of Islamic history. Additionally, the mosque complex features the Museum of Ancient Manuscripts and a library. Visitors can admire depictions of tulips, ancient Bulgarian symbols, and carpets donated by Iran within the mosque's interior. The mosque, accommodating up to 1,500 worshippers, stands not only as a place of prayer but also as a cultural hub. Free entry to the mosque includes access to its rich history, while tickets are required for the museums. Operating daily from 9 am to 6 pm, the mosque observes a special dress code, providing capes for those in need. Friday prayers from noon to 2 o'clock contribute to the mosque's significance as a religious and cultural landmark. The emphasis on preserving Tatarstan's history and Islamic culture is underscored by the enduring presence of the mosque and its enriching museums.

Absolutely the most beautiful Masjid in Kazan.

Though I'm not a Muslim, I must admit that this is a real work of art! A must see when in Kazan! Actually, it's impossible to miss it if you visit the Kremlin.

Amazing! Must see and visit. There are many foreign guests are visiting our office, and this is one of the first places we take them to show Kazan.

One of the most worshiped and legendary mosques in Kazan Khanate were the mosque named in honour of Imam Seid Kul Sharif – prominent figure in the history of the Tatar people. The Kul Sharif Mosque located in Kazan Kremlin, was reputed to be – at the time of its construction – one of the largest mosques in Russia.

Definitely a must if you visit the city. Elegant and beautiful architecture with the unique blue color. The place is a bit crowded and touristy. The lighting at night is very nice also. Worth the visit.

Amazing mosque stands on top of the hill overlooking kazan. The mosque can be seen from the majority of the city. Blue and white contrasts looks great in day and night time. Truly great to see anytime. With the right clothing you can go in and check out the inside

For each masjid is a place to calm your heart and soul in a world of problems and concerns. It can accommodate 6,000 worshipers. Its inauguration on July 24, 2005, marked the beginning of celebrations dedicated to the Millennium of Kazan.

I performed the Eid al-Fitr prayer in this mosque, the atmosphere was very beautiful, a lot of Muslims gathered from all the papers, really it is a wonderful place

It is one of the largest mosques in the world and is a magnificent structure. Kul Sharif is a symbol of the secular attitude of Russians and how people of different faiths live in harmony. People of all faiths are allowed to enter the mosque as long as they are modestly dressed. Women need to cover their head to enter. Entrance is free. You can climb up the top floor to get a great view of the structure.

Best street in Kazan Ends at the beautiful kremlin complex

Super.

(Translated by Google) The apartment we rented was a minute's walk from the Arbat and the Kremlin. On the first day we dropped our bags and went to look. There weren't a lot of people, which was nice. No one intruded, and we avoided horses and donkeys for photos. The lively scene only captivates you and you have time to turn your head in different directions. There are many establishments from inexpensive to quite expensive. There is something and someone to take a photo with. They gave brochures, but not intrusively. There is a lot to take a walk and see. On the last day we took the metro to the Ring shopping center - Tukay Square, and walked back and rested, leaving tomorrow. On the first day, we also saw people relaxing on benches🤦 it was already at ten o’clock in the evening, the police were not seen. Everything was civilized, quiet and calm with my daughter. Anyone who loves an active life has seen a couple of hostels right on Bauman. (Original) Снятая нами квартира находилось в минуте ходьбы от Арбата и от Кремля. В первый же день побросали сумки и пошли смотреть. Людей не толпа, что порадовало. Никто не навязывался, а лошадей и ослов для фото мы обходили. Оживленная захватывает только и успеваешь крутить головой в разные стороны. Много заведений от не дорогих до достаточно дорогих. Есть с чем и с кем сфоткаться . Дали брошуры, но не навязчиво. Погулять и посмотреть есть на что. В последний день доехали на метро до ТЦ Кольцо это площадь Тукая, а назад шли и отдыхали завтра уезжаем. В первый день видели и людей отдыхающих на лавочках🤦 это уже в часов десят вечера, полицию не видели. Были с дочерью все цивильно, тихо и спокойно. Кто любит активную жизнь видела пару хостелов прям на Баумана.

(Translated by Google) The central pedestrian street of the city. It starts from Tukay Square and ends directly at the Kremlin, going out to Millennium Square. A pretty street paved with paving stones; with fountains, lanterns and benches, quaint new monuments. Here you will find many bars, restaurants and souvenir shops. After the Kremlin, this is probably the next item on the list for everyone who comes to Kazan. (Original) Центральная пешеходная улица города. Начинается от площади Тукая и заканчивается непосредственно у Кремля, выходя к площади Тысячелетия. Симпатичная улочка, вымощенная брусчаткой; с фонтанами, фонарями и скамейками причудливыми новыми памятниками. Здесь вы найдёте множество баров, ресторанов и магазинов с сувениркой. После Кремля это, наверное, следующий пункт в списке для каждого, кто приезжает в Казань.

(Translated by Google) Bauman Street - Kazan Kremlin! A lively place, you can spend half a day there looking at the architecture and monuments. There are many excellent restaurants and cafes with national cuisine! Very beautiful ! The street on one side leads to the observation deck and the Kremlin, which is incredibly beautiful and contrasting! On the other hand, the Cathedral of the Epiphany - it has a steep lookout over the entire Arbat, at the top it will take your breath away! (Located next to the monument to Chaliapin) -Don’t buy souvenirs there for no reason, in stores like (Bechtele or in the markets of Kazan for example - half the price)!!! -Well, the second minus is that the whole Arbat is mostly souvenir! A couple of theaters, a couple of shops and cafes, but in general (if you don’t talk about architectural monuments along the way) everything is souvenir shops, at first it’s interesting, but after half the street the sameness begins to irritate (Original) Улица Баумана - Казанский Кремль! Живое местечко, можно провести там пол дня рассматривая архитектуру да памятники., много отличных ресторанов и кафе с национальной кухней! Очень красиво ! Улица с одной стороны выходит к смотровой площадке и кремлю ., что невероятно красиво и контрастно! С другой стороны собор Богоявления Господня - у него крутая смотровая на весь Арбат., на верху дух захватывает ! (Находится рядом с памятником Шаляпину) -Сувениры там не берите не за что , в магазинах типа (Бехтеле или на рынках той же Казани - в два раза дешевле)!!! -Ну и второй минус, весь Арбат, по большей части - сувенирная! Пару театров, пару магазинов и кафе, но в общей массе (если не говорить об памятниках архитектуры по пути) все - это сувенирные лавки, сперва это интересно, но уже через пол улицы начинает раздражать однотипность

(Translated by Google) Walk alone, with friends, with family. Lots of cafes, restaurants, entertainment venues. Old Kazan, cultural heritage sites. Souvenir shops and sweets. Craft beer, national cuisine, moonshine museum... entertainment for every taste)) (Original) Прогуляться одному, с друзьями, с семьёй. Множество кафе, ресторанов, развлекательных заведений. Старая Казань, объекты культурного наследия. Сувенирные лавки и сладости. Крафтовое пиво, национальная кухня, музей самогона... развлечения на любой вкус))

(Translated by Google) Beautiful pedestrian street full of shops, restaurants and museums. Certainly the most popular in all of Kazan, it is connected to the Kremlin (Original) Bella via pedonale piena di negozi, ristoranti e musei. Sicuramente la più gettonata di tutta Kazan, é collegata col Cremlino

Great water park. Stayed in the room. Payment for the room includes a visit to the water park, which is very convenient - there is no queue and a visit to the Ferris wheel. I did not like the attitude of the guard on the street. Arrived by car. He asked the guards where to park, the guards replied that now some big people are now in the hotel so they won’t be able to park. After they arrived at the reception they asked what was the problem with parking. They answered that there were no problems and found a place. Listening to lies was not pleasant at a hotel of this level.

Very nice water park with a beautiful view of Kazan. The food is okay but the beer is fairly priced and nice & cold.

I expected more from this place - to be honest. It is mostly very crowded because not only people from Hotel Riviera come there (for Hotel guests its free entrance) but also people from outside come. A lot of families with small kids - for the kids it surely is a kind of water-wonderland. You have to wait quite some time to get your turn on the different slides they have - although they are a nice fun. They also offer massage, Finnish sauna, Russian banya and Hamam (but all of them not hot enough for my taste). Real good thing is that you ha e a basin that has a connection to the outside - which is especially nice in winter times. You can get food and drinks at some different places too - but don't expect real high quality kitchen. Best time to go there is after 20.30PM - the place is open until 23.00PM - in the evening there are less people and kids.

Hotel is located riverside, you can see Kazan Kremlin from your hotel. One of the largest Gym with all equipment and trainers to guide you. Staff is humble and professional. They might have to give English training to all the staff members.

This park is very fun and well kept. However, I was expecting more of a thrill from the water slides, but overall they were ok.

The hotel guest has a free pass to water park with a number of pipes, basins and sauna. You always know how to spend your evening. Open until 23:00.

I'll always remember this place . Every thing is well organised. Many games . There are restaurants. Bar. Hookah. Sauna . I think you'll find there every thing you ever wanted . Just remember to take a waterproof camera with you . I recommend this park for every one.

In the evening worth visiting, the way it is being lightened looks great with that big tree in the middle

An impressive example of modern urban architecture is truly world-class. Located near the historic center of the capital of Tatarstan. A semicircular enfilade of columns hovering over the square surrounding the complex of buildings. And its center, which is crowned with a fantastic tree stretching into a reflection of the blue sky ... Bravo!

Amazing! Awesome! Cool!

Great monument, with very unique style. Definitly worth visiting :)

Good to see at night and morning too

Fantastic architecture

It's nice and brandnew. Build in the form of French Baroque.

The tower, once part of the city's kremlin and known for its lean, was straightened in the 1930s and 1990s. Its construction date is uncertain, with some suggesting the 18th century, while legend claims it was built in a week by Ivan the Terrible's artisans. Scholars debate its purpose, with some questioning the need for a military watchtower in a peaceful region. The tower's architecture, influenced by Tatar design, suggests it may be older than the 18th century. Over time, its top symbol changed from a double-headed eagle to a red star and now a Muslim crescent.

Nice tower. The interesting thing is that it actually leans like the Leaning Tower of Pisa!

An interesting place to visit even during the night time.

One of the most mysterious, legendary symbols of ancient Tatar history, hidden behind the curtain of many centuries, where it is difficult to distinguish truth from legends. In no case does not detract from its beauty and greatness.

Nothing mind blowing. Just another tower

Historical place

(Translated by Google) Despite the numerous contradictory legends that surround this historical architectural monument, one thing is clear: it is one of the few in Russia that has managed to be so well preserved in almost its original form. This eloquently demonstrates the deep respect of the Tatar people for their culture. Therefore, be sure to visit, feel the spirit of history and don’t forget to make a wish😉 (Original) Несмотря на многочисленные противоречивые легенды, которыми окружен этот исторический памятник архитектуры, ясно одно: он один из немногих в России, которым удалось так хорошо сохраниться практически в первозданном виде. Это красноречиво свидетельствует о глубоком уважении татарского народа к своей культуре. Поэтому обязательно посетите, почувствуйте дух истории и не забудьте загадать желание😉

(Translated by Google) Many legends are associated with the Tower. We went on three excursions, and each guide told different legends. It is also compared to Pisa, which is located in Italy. The Syuyumbike Tower has a slope of 2 meters and every year it increases. In the evening it is beautifully illuminated, making beautiful photos (Original) Много легенд связано с Башней. Были на трех экскурсия, и каждый экскурсовод рассказывал разные легенды. Ещё её сравнивают с Пизанской, которая находится в Италии. Башня Сююмбике имеет наклон 2 метра и с каждым годом он увеличивается. Вечером она красиво подсвечивается, получаются красивые фото

The cathedral is under maintenance. The outer walls of the cathedral are beautiful. There is one room museum on the ground floor. The ticket price is 100 Rubles.

Ah oh, it's repairing now

Beautiful Cathedral in Kazan.

So beautiful

Real Russian place

(Translated by Google) The building and iconostasis in the upper church are stunningly beautiful and monumental... The lower church is currently under restoration... Be sure to stop by, remember your loved ones, look at the city from above... (Original) Потрясающей красоты и монументальности здание и иконостас в верхнем храме... Нижний храм на данный момент на реставрации.. Обязательно зайдите, помяните близких, посмотрите на город с высоты...

(Translated by Google) It’s a beautiful cathedral, restoration work is still underway, there are scarves to cover your head at the entrance. The entrance is free. The view from the observation deck of the cathedral is very beautiful. (Original) Красивый собор, ещё идут восстановительные работы, у входа есть платки для покрытия головы. Вход бесплатный. Вид с обзорной площадки собора очень красивый.

Nice place to visit , Good Concept, but needs serious work and maintenance. Looks beautiful from the outside, but when you go inside, you'll find yourself in a heap of mess. Some rooms were very well maintained and quite impressive, but others were totally messed up. Also, the place felt strange as the creator's photo was everywhere along with other scriptures, and it felt odd. Overall, it is a good place, although it needs serious maintenance and remodeling.

The Temple of All Religions, also known as the Universal Temple or the All-Faiths Temple, is a unique architectural marvel located in Kazan, Russia. Conceived by local artist Ildar Khanov, it features a blend of architectural styles inspired by various religious traditions, including Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism. Despite its name, it is not a functioning place of worship but rather a cultural and educational center promoting tolerance and understanding among different faiths. The temple's colorful exterior and eclectic design make it a popular tourist attraction, reflecting Kazan's commitment to religious diversity and harmony.

Good Concept, but needs serious work and maintenance. Looks beautiful from the outside but when you go inside you'll find yourself in a heap of mess. Some rooms were very well maintained and quite impressive but others were totally messed up. Also the place felt strange as the creator's photo was everywhere along with other scriptures, felt odd. Overall a good place, although needs serious maintenance and remodeling.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Temple of All Religions in Kazan, and it was truly a unique and fascinating experience. This architectural marvel is a testament to the city's cultural diversity and its commitment to religious harmony. Upon entering the temple, I was immediately struck by its grandeur and intricate design. The building itself is a stunning blend of various architectural styles, incorporating elements from Islamic, Christian, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions. It is a true masterpiece that showcases the beauty of different religions coming together under one roof. One of the highlights of my visit was exploring the different sections dedicated to each religion. Each area is beautifully adorned with religious symbols, statues, and artwork, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. It was truly inspiring to see how these distinct religious traditions coexist harmoniously within the same space. The temple also houses a small museum, where visitors can learn more about the history and significance of each religion represented. The exhibits are informative and well-curated, providing a deeper understanding of the beliefs and practices of different faiths. It was a great opportunity to expand my knowledge and gain a greater appreciation for religious diversity. Another aspect that impressed me was the welcoming and inclusive nature of the temple. Regardless of one's own religious background, everyone is encouraged to visit and explore. The temple serves as a symbol of unity and respect for all religions, promoting dialogue and understanding among different communities. In addition to its cultural and religious significance, the Temple of All Religions is also a beautiful spot for photography enthusiasts. The vibrant colors, intricate details, and unique architecture make for stunning pictures that capture the essence of this extraordinary place. Overall, my visit to the Temple of All Religions in Kazan was an unforgettable experience. It is a place that celebrates diversity, promotes tolerance, and reminds us of the universal values that bind us all together. Whether you are religious or not, this temple is a must-visit destination that will leave you feeling inspired and enlightened.

This is a very disappointing place. Actually, the building is beautiful from the outside. If you have a lot of time, you can come by bus and just take a picture of the exterior. We regret that we wasted our time to visit this building inside. It’s not a religious place, but a museum. There are many ugly paintings and unfinished artworks. Badly organized and without any supporting information. Hope it will improve with time!

Very interesting and unusual place in Kazan suburbs. The entire complex is work of a famous Tatarstan artist who used to live there before starting this project. The place is still under construction but there are many finished parts. You stroll through Christian, Islam, Buddhist, Hindu....rooms and buildings within the complex. Best to come by taxi, around 6 Euros from city center. Cheap entry fee

The building's architecture is stunning and the history behind its construction is very inspiring (a man once got a message in his dream that he needed to build a place where every religion and beliefs could live together in peace. Nobody lent him money to build it so he worked hard all his life to build this set of "churches"). However since the fire in 2017 the place is an ongoing construction site. The paintings are in a mess, at some places there is no wall, etc.

A wonderful place that brings many world religions like Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Budhism, several Christian beliefs and ancient faiths together. An artful pan-spiritualism that reminds us that all beliefs and all beings are united and should stand together. Bus Nr 2 brings you Here from trains station Kazan1.

There's simply no other place where so much authentic USSR things gathered together. That's just awesome, and lots of things I've seen or had in my childhood also, so nostalgic. Must see!!

Incredibly interesting interactive museum showcasing all the best from Soviet life and culture. Huge amount of engaging and enjoyable exhibits and items, which can all be touched and tried on. My personal favourite was trying on all the different Soviet army jackets and hats. The owner was friendly and made the visit fun and interesting, his passion for Soviet culture really came across. This museum is a must visit when in Kazan! Thank you! Tom Visiting from London

My friend from Finland and I had a lot of fun in the museum. It is not big but if you are into USSR stuff - come here, a lot of things you can touch, try on or even play old board games. Of course would be nice to have someone to explain to you the meaning of this or that thing. It’s all about the details. The second museum of «happy childhood” was a bit less interesting to us.

Great place to visit to remember what life was like in the USSR.

Very well collected, item from normal life during the Soviet years. Also everything concerning rocknroll during that period of time. Effortable

The museum was nice and interesting, can touch things and take photos with the clothes or other things. Low score for the price of the souvenirs. Firstly it’s not written anywhere, secondly we dropped by a second time on the second day to buy more pins, the coworker was different with the previous day and she charges for double price for the same thing.

Very interesting museum... they managed to collect so many things, even small ones. Well done! The entry is free, they have a shop inside where you can buy some souvenirs. You can touch things and look as much as you want. The staff in the museum was really nice.

They say all Kremlin's are all the same all over Russia but this is no exception, perhaps wit the little Tatar twist. Otherwise there are very nice restored buidings, churches, restaurants and museums, even a cosy cafe selling hand made cakes.

The Kazan Kremlin, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a testament to the rich history and cultural significance of Kazan, Russia. Its origins trace back to the 10th century when it served as the seat of the powerful Volga Bulgaria. Over the centuries, it underwent various architectural transformations, blending Tatar, Russian, and Islamic influences into its distinctive style. One of its most iconic landmarks is the striking Kul Sharif Mosque, which was reconstructed in the early 21st century and has since become a symbol of religious tolerance and coexistence. The mosque's elegant minarets and intricate interior design attract visitors from around the world. Within the Kremlin walls, visitors can explore a plethora of historical and cultural treasures, including the Annunciation Cathedral, the Presidential Palace, and the Soyembika Tower, which boasts a fascinating leaning appearance. The Kremlin's significance extends beyond its architectural beauty; it serves as a focal point for cultural events, festivals, and gatherings, highlighting the city's vibrant cultural scene. Moreover, it symbolizes the resilience and unity of Kazan's diverse population, embracing both its Tatar and Russian heritage. In conclusion, the Kazan Kremlin stands as a living testament to the enduring legacy of Kazan, blending history, culture, and spirituality into a captivating architectural masterpiece that continues to inspire and enchant visitors from around the globe.

Kazan was a refreshment for us after Moscow, as everything's on a smaller and calmer scale. Kazanians are very proud on their Kremlin, and speaking with them each stressed the Kazan's Kremlin is 500 y older than Moscow's dating back to early 11c. Kremlin is a Russian word for a fortified medieval citadel, and this one in Kazan is on the UNESCO list. It used to be a Tatar fortress and the seat of Kazan Khans, until Ivan the Terrible conquered it (in honor of that the St. Basil's Cathedral was built in Moscow). Entry is free, however you can opt for a guide by the gate. Entry is through Spasskaya tower (the White clock tower). Inside, it's little bit smaller than Moscow's and likewise there're many things to see: Annunciation Cathedral, Kul Sharif Mosque, Presidential palace, Suyumbike tower, as well several museums I will write about in separate reviews. Count on around 2-3 hours for visiting.

one of main attraction of kazan well preserved insummer must visit

Amazing place. The main attraction of Kazan, this place is a must visit. The place is very well preserved. The place looks beautiful during the day, and even more during the night, best time to visit would be somewhere between 4-5pm during summers. Beautiful place, highly recommend!

Open 24/7, gorgeous at day, even more so at night. My girlfriend and I have been there for three times already, but it is still not enough for us. I would recommend everyone to go there. The mosque is a must-visit. It has also been great to visit one of the towers. The view is simply amazing there.

Amazing history here. Beautiful buildings tell a great story of multiple cultures. Make sure to tour the site and see the wonderful mosque and beautiful cathedral as well as all the other attractions. Highlight recommended. We went on the day of ther republic and the were a lot of people and activities.

Overwhelming place, in some places it actually makes you feel like you're 800 years back in time. It has many interesting sights inside of the walls, and also some fascinating view to the city. It's a place where you can easily spend the whole day.

An excellent kept symbol of the city. The entire square is well maintained and gives you also a good view over the Wolga and city as well. Entrance is free so enjoy even in winter time. Please be aware of the so called self-nominated guides and taxi drivers which are awaiting you already at the entrance. If you are interested in a guided tour, spend the money for an official one.

Tatarstan is always worth a trip. Kazan, the capital of the Republic Tatarstan is full of history and great culture. It even has it’s own Kreml, which is a UNESCO world heritage. A must to see. Within the Kreml walls there is beside the president palace many museums, an Orthodox Cathedral, a Christian Church and the big Mosque. A splendid view over the city you get from the observation decks. Walk through the pedestrian zone of the old city, enjoy a coffee with local sweets in one of the many cafés, either on the terrace in summer or inside. There are also may restaurants with all kind of cuisine. Explore the rich cuisine of Tatarstan. Don’t miss to visit the Petropavlovsky Sabor (St Peter and Paul Cathedral). Just recently completed a complete renovation and shines in new splendor. From the main entrance you have the most beautiful sunset over the roofs of Kazan. At the end of the pedestrian zone you see another landmark, the Epiphany Cathedral’s Bell Tower. In the evening enjoy one of the many theatres or concerts in Kazan. You like to stay in a historical building, the DoubleTree by Hilton Kazan City Center is just the perfect place. 2 minutes walk from the pedestrian street and less than 10 minutes to the Kazan Kreml.

Kazan metro is a special unhurried charm. Something like Peter. The metro station Kremlevskaya is the most convenient for exploring the technical center of the old Kazan.

(Translated by Google) The youngest metro system in the country. For travel, plastic tablets are used which can be bought at the ticket office (but the ticket office did not work) or from a machine. I don’t understand why you can’t pay by card at the turnstile. A beautiful and bright station, with a small escalator. Trains run at wide intervals. By the way, the trains are not very well maintained. But the main thing is that they go, people use it, and it’s generally a blast. (Original) Самая молодая система метрополитена в стране. Для проезда используются пластиковые таблетки которые можно купить в кассе (но касса не работала), либо в автомате. Не пойму почему нельзя картой на турникете оплатить. Красивая и светлая станция, с маленьким эскалатором. Поезда ходят с большим интервалом. Поезда кстати какие-то не очень ухоженные. Но главное ходят, люди пользуются, и вообще кайф.

(Translated by Google) An ordinary, unremarkable metro station. The main thing is that it exists and benefits people. The plastic tokens were somewhat surprising. (Original) Обычная, ничем не выдающаяся станция метрополитена. Главное, что она есть и приносит пользу людям. Несколько удивили пластмассовые житоны.

(Translated by Google) The station is in the center of Bauman Street, not far from the Kremlin. Entrance by cards or you can buy a token from the machine (Original) Станция в центре улицы Баумана, не далеко от кремля. Вход по картам или можно купить жетон в автомате

(Translated by Google) Kremlevskaya" is a station of the Kazan metro, which was opened as part of the first launch section of the metro just before the capital's millennium (August 2005). Currently, it connects the left and right banks of the Kazanka, located between the Kozya Sloboda and Ploshchad Gabdulla Tukay stations. The Kremlevskaya station has multiple exits to the main streets of Kazan - Bauman, Profsoyuznaya and Millennium Square. The station received its name due to the fact that it is located at the foot of the Kazan Kremlin. There are two lobbies - northern and southern. Yuzhny almost never operates due to low passenger traffic (with the exception of Republic Day and City Day). At the same time, it has two exits, one of which allows you to get to the beginning of the pedestrian Bauman Street and the underground gallery above it, and the other to the intersection of Profsoyuznaya and Chernyshevsky streets. The northern vestibule is connected to the surface by three exits: the first leads to Pravo-Bulachnaya Street, the second to Millennium Square, and the third to the foot of the Kremlin hill. The Kremlevskaya station has one island platform. The architecture mainly uses motifs from the Kazan Kremlin: the ceilings and walls are stylized as a fortress and decorated with characteristic mosaics with folklore images. (Original) Кремлевская» - станция Казанского метрополитена, которая была открыта в составе первого пускового участка метро непосредственно перед тысячелетием столицы (август 2005 года). В настоящее время она соединяет левый и правый берег Казанки, находясь между станциями «Козья слобода» и «Площадь Габдуллы Тукая». Станция «Кремлевская» имеет множественные выходы к главным улицам Казани – к Баумана, Профсоюзной и к площади Тысячелетия. Свое название станция получила в связи с тем, что она расположена у подножия Казанского Кремля. Здесь имеются два вестибюля – северный и южный. Южный практически никогда не работает из-за малого пассажиропотока (за исключением Дня Республики и Города). При этом он имеет два выхода, по одному из которых можно попасть на начало пешеходной улицы Баумана и в подземную галерею над ней, а по другому – к перекрестку улиц Профсоюзная и Чернышевского. Северный вестибюль соединяется с поверхностью тремя выходами: первый выводит на улицу Право-Булачная, второй – на площадь Тысячелетия, а третий - к подножью кремлевского холма. Станция «Кремлевская» обладает одной островной платформой. В архитектуре главным образом задействованы мотивы Казанского Кремля: потолки и стены стилизованы под крепость и украшены характерной мозаикой с фольклорными изображениями.

(Translated by Google) The ancient Kremlin of the city of Kazan. It already existed in the 16th century. There are museums on its territory, as well as the main mosque Kul-Sharif, as well as the Syuyumbiki tower and the Christian temple. (Original) Древний Кремль города Казани. Ещё в 16 -ом веке он уже был. На его территории есть и музеи, есть и главная мечеть Кул- Шариф, а также башня Сююмбики и Христианский храм.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, well-groomed. Interesting. I recommend visiting. There are a lot of museums and attractions. The center of our republic is Tatarstan. Not far from the Kremlevskaya metro station. The inside of the station is also very beautiful and original, and in a few minutes you can get to the other side of the city. (Original) Красивая, ухоженная. Интересная.рекомендую посетить. Очень много музеев и достопримечательностей. Центр нашей республики Татарстан. Не далеко станция метро Кремлевская. Внутри станция тоже очень красиво и оригинально всё сделано и за несколько минут можно доехать уже на другую сторону города.

One of a kind Orthodox church. Photos are allowed in it.

Beautiful place , it's a must go

綺麗な教会です (Translated by Google) It's a beautiful church

One of the most ancient and without exaggeration is the most stunning temple of the Kazan Kremlin. Just look at this floor, the stones of which rubbed with millions of feet over hundreds of years. A stunning painting of the walls and ceiling vaults sends us to the best pictorial works of the Middle Ages.

Spiritual and hallowed place

A must see in Kazan.

Very beautiful church with the night sky on the roof towers. ⛪️👍

Beautiful inside! Best place in Kremlin.

(Translated by Google) Often stopped on the subway :( Yes, it's safe. But my friends are not touched at all. (Original) Часто останавливают в метро :( Да, это безопасно. Но моих знакомых не трогают вовсе.

(Translated by Google) It’s very slippery, the child fell and got a serious injury to his hip, he can barely walk, he wrote that I have no complaints, but I don’t even have any medicine, now I’ll go to a lawyer, maybe they’ll at least pay for the treatment (Original) Очень скользко ребёнок упал получил трамву сильный ушиб бедра еле ходит написала что претензий не имею а у самой даже на лекарство нет сейчас к юристу пойду может хоть лечение оплотят

(Translated by Google) The view is beautiful. All. (Original) Вид открывается красивый. Всё.

(Translated by Google) An unusual station built with a bridge over a highway (Original) Необычная станция, построенная мостом над автодорогой

(Translated by Google) Interesting station in the form of a bridge)) (Original) Интересная станция в виде моста))

(Translated by Google) The station is interesting from an architectural point of view. (Original) Интересна с архитектурный точки зрения станция.

(Translated by Google) This station really lacks adequate signs (Original) очень не хватает этой станции адекватных указателей

The stadium is awesome. Screen outside is huge in every sense of the word. Stadium is also huge took me 15 minutes to enter. I went for Spain vs Iran game on 20th June. Stadium was absolutely full. Seats were comfortable and all but the best thing I found was that there were many stalls for food which meant even though I went to get food at half time when everyone would have, I still didn't have to stand in a queue and miss any action. So 5 stars.

Kazan. The Mighty Kazan Arena Favourite Staidum which i visited So far In The Cool and peaceful Kazan. this arena gives you the best Sports experience. Also the Seating arrangement is very very good to watch the Game. Also a wide larger screen inbuild in outer of the Kazan Arena. Its easy to reach There by bus. I Watched two Worldcup Matches in this Arena. You'll always remember the Kazan for the Best experience you felt there If you Travelled through by Kazan Just take a pit stop to Kazan . You won't get regret the decision.

Looks beautiful from the outside, couldn't go in as there were no matches taking place while i was in Kazan. Amazing architecture!

Highly modern stadium with great amenities. Wonderful hosting of the Iranians during the world cup game. The only thing to comment on would be the somewhat exaggerated controlls and stiffness inside the stadium

This is new, big and cool world-class football stadium which is fully compliant with highest FIFA standards. Easy to get there, public transport works fine. It has been used during several FIFA-2018 World Cup games, but now it is also a home base stadium for Rubin club (Kazan, Tatarstan). I watched Spain vs Iran match here (although the match was not exciting). Over 42,000 people attended the match. Good security arrangements, Easily passed all check-up routines. Seats were comfortable, view was alright as we were on a higher tier. Atmosphere in the stadium was electrifying. Spasibo Russia!

Kazan Arena is a masterpiece of a stadium! Everything is extremely clean and organized. The staff is very helpful as well.

Couldn't go in as there was a match taking place . Large police presence. Nice stadium. We're able to click some pics from outside the stadium.

An excellent small museum with warm welcoming atmosphere. A charming hostess dressed in traditional costume gave us a presentation of the city past, traditional lifestyle and through the story covered the history and authentic chack-chack cooking process. Along the presentation she offered a cap of fragrant tee with some traditional sweets including chack-chack. My only suggestion is to make the story even more interactive by letting visitors to witness the cooking process or even let them to participate and dust their hands in flour. Five stars anyway.

Loved this place! Really nice tour that takes one hour. The tour guide knew a lot of English and thought me a lot of history about Kazan and the Tartar people that would have been hard to learn anywhere else. Thank you so much for a great expirience!

Little and lovely place with interesting story inside. Worth to visit and of course taste chak chak

They make you tea with chak-chak there. And tell stories about their culture.

Amazingly interesting short history tour a couple times a day. The cafe is pretty simple but good too.

Great if you like chak-chak. Would've liked to have made some or seen it being made as part of the excursion.

An excellent little museum about Tatar people and their love with Chak Chak

Offering a great panoramic view of the city, if you're willing to climb the big number of steps to go to the top. You'll be rewarded by the view! There's a ticket of 150 rubles. Worth visiting.

The tower looks very welcoming on the Bauman Street and hence I decided to have a look inside. The entry is priced a little steep (at 100 rubles), just like it steps going upwards. But the view from the top is quite breathtaking. You can see the square, the mall, almost all of Bauman Street and even the Kremlin. Just be wary that you're not near the bells at the time they toll.

It's definitely worth visiting and climbing to the top! You will never forget the view and that hundreds of stairs)) It is a historical bell tower of God's Appearance Church. This tower made of red bricks has huge life time. You should check it in Wiki. I left 1000 rubles here as charity for keeping this awesome structure in good condition. Do it and you!

The Epiphany Cathedral's Bell Tower, the highest ancient building in the city. Its height is 74 meters. You should pay 100 rubles (1,5 €) to access the Bell Tower. This money goes to the church fund to buy 2 more bells. The observation deck is located directly at the level of the bells.

Not bad experience in general. For 100 roubles you will have a chance to contribute into dome’s restoration and to climb over 150 steps up. View over the city is not breathtaking, sorry

Great view. 100 rub to come up

Simple and small, entrance 100 rubels to the tower. Nice view to kazan.