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Kazan Kremlin, Kazan, Russia
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Kazan · Russia

UNESCO World Heritage site since 2000

Kazan Kremlin tickets: 1,800 RUB

Main adult ticket: Single ticket to all the Kremlin's museums (valid 3 days). Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.

Part of the World Heritage site Historic and Architectural Complex of the Kazan Kremlin.

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  • Single ticket to all the Kremlin's museums (valid 3 days)Adults only. Also covers the Museum-Memorial of the Great Patriotic War. Sold online1,800 RUB
  • Hermitage-Kazan CentreStudents and pensioners ₽350. Combined with the Natural History Museum ₽800450 RUB
  • Natural History Museum of TatarstanStudents and pensioners ₽350450 RUB
  • Spasskaya Tower MuseumStudents ₽350, pensioners ₽300400 RUB
  • Cannon Yard MuseumStudents and pensioners ₽200300 RUB
  • Museum of Islamic CultureStudents and pensioners ₽200250 RUB
  • Annunciation Cathedral history museumStudents and pensioners ₽150200 RUB
  • Audio guide to the Kremlin grounds (device hire)Deposit of a document or ₽2,000400 RUB
  • Group walking tour of the Kremlin (joins a scheduled tour)₽400 at weekends, holidays and evenings. Daily at 10:45am, 1:15pm and 3pm350 RUB

Main ticket 1,800 RUB (about US$22 · £16, 2026-10-23 rates)

Checked October 2026 on the official site

Free entry

Under-18s visiting on their own (not in an organised group) go free in the museums. Also free: people with a group I or II disability and one companion, large families, veterans, and staff of Russian and Belarusian museums and ICOM members.

Opening hours

The Kremlin is open every day: through the Spasskaya Tower round the clock, through the Taynitskaya Tower 6am to 8pm (October to April) or 6am to 10pm (May to September). Kul Sharif Mosque and the Annunciation Cathedral 8am to 8pm. Most museums 10am to 6pm (Fridays 11am to 8pm), closed on Mondays from October to April; the Museum of Islamic Culture 9am to 7:30pm daily.

Booking

Museum tickets are sold online and at the ticket offices in the Spasskaya and Taynitskaya Towers and the Visitor Centre (8am to 8pm). The single ticket is sold online for adults only. Free tickets are collected at the museum ticket offices on the day.

World Heritage site

Part of Historic and Architectural Complex of the Kazan Kremlin, on UNESCO's list since 2000. Listed as an exchange of ideas, rare evidence of a culture and a landmark of its kind.

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Nearby

Within 100 km (62 miles), as the crow flies.

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Questions

How much does it cost to visit the Kazan Kremlin?

The main adult ticket (Single ticket to all the Kremlin's museums (valid 3 days)) costs 1,800 RUB, about US$22 · £16. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.

Can you visit the Kazan Kremlin for free?

Under-18s visiting on their own (not in an organised group) go free in the museums. Also free: people with a group I or II disability and one companion, large families, veterans, and staff of Russian and Belarusian museums and ICOM members.

When is the Kazan Kremlin open?

The Kremlin is open every day: through the Spasskaya Tower round the clock, through the Taynitskaya Tower 6am to 8pm (October to April) or 6am to 10pm (May to September). Kul Sharif Mosque and the Annunciation Cathedral 8am to 8pm. Most museums 10am to 6pm (Fridays 11am to 8pm), closed on Mondays from October to April; the Museum of Islamic Culture 9am to 7:30pm daily.

Do you need to book Kazan Kremlin tickets in advance?

Museum tickets are sold online and at the ticket offices in the Spasskaya and Taynitskaya Towers and the Visitor Centre (8am to 8pm). The single ticket is sold online for adults only. Free tickets are collected at the museum ticket offices on the day.

Is the Kazan Kremlin a World Heritage site?

Yes: it's part of the World Heritage site Historic and Architectural Complex of the Kazan Kremlin, on UNESCO's list since 2000, listed as an exchange of ideas, rare evidence of a culture and a landmark of its kind.