Palace of Peace and Reconciliation

Building is very nice, however boulevard area was not maintain properly. We visited there in Nov, and there was very little or no grass. Also, there was little to explore as it was a guided tour.

We had a good time visiting as they provided us with a guide. We learned a lot about the venue and the country in a short time.

Seems nobody is aware what it is inside this pyramid. Great architecture, a winter garden and some Kazakhstan history with a guide for you or your group. I enjoyed it

Internet conspiracy theories led me here. It turns out to be a pretty interesting art gallery, religious museum, and neutral ground for various religious conferences. My guide was in English and really friendly and informative. CONS: Entrance experience is very poor. There's 10 identical doors at the front entrance, and all but one of them locked, with no indication of which one. After finally finding the correct door to go inside, was met by a very moody metal detector operator who gestured vaguely over to a small window to buy tour tickets. After buying the tickets, was told to go over to the cafe and wait, without any indication of who I was waiting for. Entrance experience aside, still a very interesting place from outside and in.

Very unique and slightly bizarre landmark that is geometrically aligned to the presidential residence, the Baiterek tower and Khan Shatyr Mall. Fascinating from the outside as well as the inside. For an inside visit one must go with a tour, usually starting at every full hour, they do offer tours in English but only if there are enough people available. Also possible to book in advance to make sure you get the tor you want :) The over all architectural construction is futuristic and modern, no surprise here 😄 the exhibition is slightly bizarre, the whole concept is for sure worth a visit, but you may want to make up your own mind about the representation of religions here ;)

The building is even more beautiful inside. go with a tour to learn about symbolic meanings of the building elements and its history. Great spot for taking photos and just embracing the modern architecture

The place looks desserted, you have to try all the doors before someone take pity and let you in. You can only go in with a guide. The tour is pretty good, in English and Russian. Only 1500t in 2023. Guide is good. It is a place for all religious leaders to gather to reconcilate, whatever that means.

A unique place to visit. Very informative meusem located inside. This center houses the worlds only and first official Interfaith Harmony institution. A must visit place, if u are visiting Astana, Kazakhstan