Things to do in Kazan

Kazan: Where East Meets West

Kazan is the vibrant capital of the Republic of Tatarstan and one of the oldest cities in Russia. It is a place where church bells ring alongside the call to prayer. Famous for its hospitality, unique architecture, and incredible food, Kazan offers a cultural richness that is distinct from Moscow or St. Petersburg. Our Kazan Group Tours invite you to explore this melting pot of Slavic and Tatar traditions.

Why Choose a Kazan Package? Kazan is a visual marvel, but its history is complex. TripClub packages ensure you get the full experience. We arrange guided tours of the UNESCO-listed Kremlin, comfortable transport to the outskirts to see the Temple of All Religions, and introduce you to the local culinary traditions that make this region famous.

Harmony in Architecture

• The Kazan Kremlin: The heart of the city. It is the only fortress in Russia where a major mosque and a cathedral stand side-by-side.
• Qol Sharif Mosque: With its teal-blue dome and towering minarets, this is one of the largest mosques in Europe and the symbol of Kazan.
• Annunciation Cathedral: Just steps away from the mosque, this white stone cathedral dates back to the 16th century, symbolizing the city's religious harmony.
• Temple of All Religions: A short drive from the city center, this colorful architectural complex combines symbols of 16 different world religions—including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism—into one vibrant building.

Taste of Tatarstan You cannot visit Kazan without eating.

• Bauman Street: The main pedestrian artery of the city. Stroll past fountains, street musicians, and souvenir shops.
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• Chak-Chak: Visit the museum dedicated to Tatarstan’s national sweet—dough deep-fried in honey.
• Echpochmak: Try the famous triangular pastries filled with meat and potatoes, a staple of nomadic cuisine.