- When to go to Kazan?
- How to get to Kazan?
- Housing issue
- Argue about tastes
- Informative and fun
Kazan met its millennium with a modern, beautiful, stylish city, where cultural and historical traditions are carefully preserved, and its inhabitants know how and love to receive guests. Therefore, a trip to the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan can be a worthy choice for those who decide how to spend their holidays, vacations or just a long weekend.
When to go to Kazan?
The most pleasant time in Kazan begins in spring. The air temperature already in April reaches an average value of 15 degrees Celsius, allowing you to comfortably walk along the streets and squares and see the sights.
In summer, it can be quite hot in the city, and therefore it is worth stocking up on comfortable clothes and hats. A long sleeve and closed knees are necessary conditions not only for protection from the sun, but also for visiting numerous Kazan temples and mosques, many of which are famous historical monuments.
How to get to Kazan?
Airplanes from Moscow to Kazan make the entire journey in just an hour and a half. The train will have to travel up to 20 hours, depending on its category, and bus tours are very popular among residents of the cities surrounding the capital of Tatarstan.
Housing issue
You can stay in Kazan not only in traditional large hotels, but also in family mini-hotels, which have opened in large numbers in the city. Cozy atmosphere, home comfort and friendly hosts are a guarantee that your vacation will be pleasant and remembered for a long time.
Argue about tastes
A distinctive feature of catering establishments in Kazan is the excellent quality of the dishes served and the widespread wireless Internet. In restaurants and canteens of the city, you can taste Tatar and Russian cuisine and find an opportunity to eat without breaking religious traditions.
Tatar cuisine is famous for its soups and pies, sweets and drinks. You can try everything in absolutely any cafe or restaurant - the quality will be at its best, regardless of the rank of the institution.
Informative and fun
The Kazan Kremlin and the Kul-Sheriff Mosque are two of the most famous sights and business cards of the city. For theatergoers, a visit to the opera house named after Musa Jalil, and fans of museums and exhibitions will hardly have time to see all Kazan expositions, many of which are unique and inimitable on a global scale.
