Atameken Ethno-Memorial Map of Kazakhstan

A great idea of making a miniature of all the monuments of Kazakhstan! It should be better maintained though because it's outdoor. There's also an indoor maquette of the center of Astana. The ticket is less than a euro for adults.

Missing labels for many buildings, I wasn't sure what I was looking at? Since it's outdoor, a lot are simple quality but the concept is great and with more labeling /information / signage could be a lot more informative for non-Kazakh visitors

Model exhibition of different regions of Kazakhstan. The individual models are impressive. Unfortunately, however, the exhibition is not in a well-kept condition, many inscriptions are missing. The tickets are cheap. If you want to take photos, you have to pay extra. All in all, a nice destination in good weather, but you should not plan more than one hour.

Certainly a must visit if you are in town, especially because it is such a bargain at only 400 KZT. What I loved the most about it is that you can inspired for your future travels in the country as almost anything worthwhile can be seen here, and added to your to see list. I would suggest all to go on a cloudy day though, it can get pretty hot outside in summer.

Nice place. You can see all kazakhstan famous cities and buildings in mini samples

Excellent tourist attraction: the Kazakh version of Mini Europe in Brussels, with an overview of all of Kazakstan's must-sees, including a hall about Astana. A bit ran down but funny and interesting!

A collection of miniature models showing different buildings, landscape and monuments in Kazakhstan. A nice overview of different parts of the country, but some models are not really dedicated made...

Needs care and improvements, an example, a funny thing, is the information next to the replicas are very small not easy to read from far, but the staff warns you if you approach.