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!

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

It is an amazing place that definitvely worth to visit! It is rather an art project than a church, that aims to represent the peaceful coexistence of all different religons in Tatarstan. The easiest way to get there is to take bus number 2 from the train station, which directly goes to the 'church'. Entrance fee: 100 rub Bus ticket: 27 rub (is payed directly in the bus, no need to get a ticket before!)

Great idea and wonderful vision..Its a 100 RUBLES for the entrance. I the project is still work in progress so be prepared. All exhibits are well presented 👍 The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because it still has work going on and that creates some hindrance to the overall experience. Apart from thats it's a fabulous attraction to visit.

Beautiful concept and architecture, but poor maintenance. You can make a walking tour about 1-2 km to a traditional village near this building.

It's so nice place. And everything is there. Somthing unusually and so interesting. And there are all religion in separately room. With pictures and other information. That's why it's call all religion temple.. Kazan from center to go this place by bus is 44 number red color and and 2 number.. Texi near 200 rub and by bus 30rub....

This is literally a temple of all religion. I didnt knew there were so many of them and they have it all here in one place. This place is still under construction but its still a pretty good. They have many painting and you can also but it.