Unique architectural complex combining elements of 16 world religions including Orthodox church, mosque, synagogue, and Buddhist temple. Built by artist Ildar Khanov starting in 1992. Not an active place of worship but a symbol of unity and tolerance. Colorful and surreal architecture.
Located in Staroye Arakchino village near Kazan. Buses 2, 45 from 'Gorki' metro station to 'Staroye Arakchino' stop — 30 min. Suburban train from Kazan-1 to 'Staroye Arakchino' platform — 15 min. Taxi from Kazan center — 400-500 rubles. Free entry to grounds.
All domes and spires of different religions together. Mosaics on facades. Inner courtyards.
Entry 200 RUB. Construction ongoing, some areas under restoration after fire. Unique interfaith harmony project since 1992. Train from Kazan ~12 min or taxi ~6 EUR.
Useful tips for visiting Temple of All Religions
Located 10 km from Kazan center — take bus or taxi. Photography allowed outside. Temple still under construction — project ongoing. Unique photo spot — nothing like it anywhere else.
Commuter train from Kazan or bus. Staroye Arakchino stop. Taxi from center about 500 rubles.
Created by artist Ildar Khanov as symbol of religious unity. Combines elements of 16 world religions. Private museum with paintings and sculptures.
All domes and spires of different religions together. Mosaics on facades. Inner courtyards with arches.
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