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Palace of Peace and Reconciliation

The building was designed by the renowned British architect Lord Norman Robert Foster.

The Palace of Peace and Reconciliation is one of the main landmarks of the capital and serves as a symbol of friendship, unity, and peace on the land of Kazakhstan. It is a center where cultural and educational work is carried out through science, culture, art, and education. This work is aimed at implementing the priority idea of Elbasy, the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan: “Building a competitive state based on peace, harmony, high spirituality, and morality, while preserving and respecting the traditions, customs, language, and culture of all peoples living in our country.”

The Palace houses the Opera Hall, the Museum of Peace and Reconciliation, a series of exhibition projects, the Kulanshi Contemporary Art Gallery, the Tugan Zher children and youth studio for patriotic, tolerance, and creative education, as well as the Besik (Cradle) Hall, which offers a beautiful panoramic view of the young capital of Kazakhstan.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

August 30, 2006
year of construction
28,791 m²
total area of the pyramid

The building was designed by the renowned British architect
Lord Norman Robert Foster

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elevators moving at a 60-degree incline
5,100 tons
total weight of the steel structure

For visitors

  • 1 floor
  • 2 floor
  • 3 floor
  • 7 floor
  • 8 floor
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Opera hall

The Opera Hall is the pride of the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation. It is unique in its architecture, meeting world-class standards.
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“KEBEJE” Exhibition of antique items of Nomadic Kazakh life

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Museum of Peace and Reconciliation

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Atrium hall

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“BalaTime” Art Studio for Children and Youth

The BalaTime children and youth creative studio has been operating since June 2021. The Director of BalaTime Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is Yana Evgenievna Chigarkova.

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The winter garden

The winter garden, laid out at the very top of the palace, seems to hang in the air and is located between the famous Atrium of the Pyramid and the Besik (Cradle) hall.

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“Besik” hall

The top of the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation is occupied by the Besik (Cradle) hall, which seats 100 people.

Clubs and centers (sports, arts, education)

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“BalaTime” Art Studio for Children and Youth

The BalaTime children and youth creative studio has been operating since June 2021. The Director of BalaTime Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is Yana Evgenievna Chigarkova.

Visiting Rules

Opening hours:

June 1 – August 31: from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM

September 1 – May 31: from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Admission Fees:

Adult ticket – 2,000 KZT

Child ticket (from 6 to 14 years old) – 1,000 KZT

Adult group ticket (over 10 people) – 1,500 KZT


Entrance ticket price with a guided tour without visiting the foreign exhibition (upon presentation of a visit coupon):

Adults – 1 000 KZT

Children (from 6 to 15 years old) – 500 KZT

Discounted (for pensioners upon presentation of a supporting document) – 650 KZT

Group ticket (10 or more people per category):

Adults – 1 500 KZT

Children (from 6 to 15 years old) – 800 KZT

Discounted (for pensioners upon presentation of a supporting document) – 1 000 KZT

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Notes:

The following categories of citizens are entitled to free admission to the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation (upon presentation of supporting documents):

  • Participants and disabled veterans of the Great Patriotic War
  • Mothers of many children
  • Persons with group I and II disabilities and children with disabilities
  • Children with disabilities
  • Orphans
  • Children up to 5 years old
  • Schoolchildren from families with many children

Tickets for concessionary categories of citizens can be purchased directly at the ticket office upon presentation of a supporting document.

Tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.