Karaganda
22 places
Miners'CulturePalace
Karaganda, city centre
The Mining Workers' Culture Palace in Karaganda is a landmark reflecting the mining character of the city and its industrial past. The building, constructed in Soviet style with Kazakh architectural elements, features sculptures of a miner, shepherd, soldier, kolkhoz woman, engineer, and akyn. Construction began in 1940 but was halted during the war and completed in 1952. Today, it serves as an important symbol of Karagandy's industrial history.
Seifullin Drama Theatre
Karaganda, city centre
Kazakh Drama Theatre named after S. Seifullin is the main theatrical stage of Karaganda and an important cultural hub of the region where plays in Kazakh language are performed. Located in the city center, it serves as a significant place for cultural interaction and recreation for residents and visitors of Karaganda.
Karaganda Regional Mosque named after Anet Baba
Karaganda, city area
Karaganda Regional Mosque Named After Anet Baba Located in Karaganda Ethnic Park Is One of the Largest in Kazakhstan. Its Four Minarets Reach About 51 Meters High. The Grand Opening Took Place on November 20th, 2011. The Mosque Can Accommodate Up to 4000 Worshipers and Serves as the Main Islamic Shrine of the City.
Karaganda Academic Theatre of Musical Comedy
Karaganda, city centre
Karagandy Academic Theatre of Musical Comedy is a significant cultural site in the center of Karaganda. It is the leading venue for musical comedy performances and theatrical plays, showcasing the artistic traditions of the region.
Karagandy Regional Historical and Ethnographic Museum
Karaganda, city centre
Karagandy Regional Historical and Ethnographic Museum is located in the center of Karaganda city. The museum's exhibition tells about the industrial and cultural development of the region. Visitors can learn about the history and traditions of Karagandy oblast.
Karaganda Regional Museum of Fine Arts
Karaganda, city centre
Kara-Ganda Regional Museum of Fine Arts is located in the center of Kara-Ganda city and serves as an artistic collection of the region. Its collection includes works from various epochs and styles, reflecting the art of Kara-Ganda area.
Karagandy Circus
Karaganda, city centre
Karagandy Circus is a family cultural venue in the city center of Karaganda. It is a place intended for family recreation and entertainment, offering spectators bright performances and festive atmosphere.
Karagandy Ecological Museum
Karaganda, city centre
The Karaganda Ecological Museum is located in the center of Karaganda city. It is an independent institution focused on environmental education and civic engagement. Exhibitions address regional ecological issues related to industrial influence, mines, and technogenic zones of Central Kazakhstan. The museum complements the city's historical heritage with contemporary social themes, combining mining history and memory with current environmental protection concerns.
Karagandy Eco Park
Karaganda, city area
Karagandy Eco Park is a green zone within Karaganda city limits intended for comfortable recreation of residents and visitors. One can enjoy walks among trees and plants, relax outdoors and appreciate nature close to urban surroundings.
Independence Monument Karaganda
Karaganda, Nezavisimosti Sq
Independence Monument in Karaganda is located on Independence Square and is an important part of the city's space. It symbolizes the state independence of Kazakhstan and highlights the development of the city beyond its industrial history. The monument serves as a venue for holding city events, holidays and official celebrations, giving the square special significance and cultural value.
Miner’sGloryMonument
Karaganda, city centre
The monument "Miners' Glory" in Karaganda is a bronze sculpture of two miners raising coal seam. It is located in the city center opposite the Palace of Culture of Miners and is one of the unofficial symbols of Karaganda. The monument was opened in 1974 to commemorate the achievement of mining production of Karaganda Coal Basin at 2 million tons of coal. The authors of the monument are sculptors Anatoly Bilok and architect Anatoly Malkov.
Museum of Memory of Victims of Political Repressions in Dolinka
near Karaganda, Dolinka
The Dolinka Museum of Memory for Victims of Political Repressions is located in the former administrative building of Kargalag, one of the largest labor camps of GULAG. Opened in 2002, it is dedicated to the fates of prisoners, camp life and repressions of the 20th century. Here you can learn about the daily lives of inmates, living conditions and tragic history of the region. The museum has become an important memorial point for Karaganda and its surroundings.
Appak Bayzhanov Monument
Karaganda, city area
Appak Bayzhanov Monument is installed in Karaganda and symbolizes the beginning of coal mining in the region. According to local legend, it was he who discovered combustible stones in the vicinity of the future city. The monument complements the "Miners' Glory" complex, emphasizing the importance of Bayzhanov's personality for the history of Karaganda Coal Basin.
Nurken Abdirov Monument
Karaganda, city centre
Nurken Abdirov Monument in Karaganda - memorial complex commemorating the hero whose name is linked to the city's history and glory. Located in its center, the monument is an important element of city culture and historical memory.
Karaganda Quote Monument
Karaganda, city area
The monument to the phrase "Where where? In Karaganda!" is situated in the city zone of Karaganda and has become a popular tourist attraction due to its ironic name. This place is often chosen for photography by local residents and visitors, making it an identifiable symbol of Karaganda.
Victory Park Karaganda
Karaganda, Victory Park
Victory Park in Karaganda - extensive green area which serves as both a memorial site and beloved recreation space for city residents. It features memorial complexes dedicated to soldiers who fought for their homeland. The park is adorned with greenery, alleys and picturesque spots where one can enjoy tranquility and natural beauty.
K. S. Stanislavsky Russian Drama Theatre
Karaganda, city centre
The Russian Drama Theatre named after K.S. Stanislavsky in Karaganda is one of the most significant theatrical venues in the region. Located in the very heart of the city, it serves as an important cultural object and symbol of Russian drama in this corner of Kazakhstan. The theater is renowned for its traditions and rich history, reflecting the development of theatrical art in this area.
Cathedral of the Entry into the Temple of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Karaganda
Karaganda, city area
The Cathedral of the Entry into the Temple of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the main Orthodox church in Karaganda. Its large volume and expressive domes stand out among the cityscape. The cathedral plays an important role in the religious life of the city, representing Orthodoxy alongside Islamic and Catholic communities of the region. It belongs to the Karaganda Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church and contributes to the multiconfessional image of Karaganda.
Spassky Memorial to Victims of Political Repressions
near Karaganda, Spassk
Spassky Memorial is located near Karaganda on the site of former camp cemetery. It is dedicated to the memory of victims of political repressions and deceased prisoners of Central Kazakhstan camps. Various countries and nations memorials are installed here recalling tragic pages of regional history. The memorial is complemented by Dolinka Museum and open-air field of remembrance forming a single route through Karaganda region.
Central Park of Karaganda
Karaganda, Central Park
Central Park of Karaganda is a popular recreation spot for residents of Karaganda city. Here citizens spend their free time enjoying green plantations and pleasant atmosphere. The park serves as an important public space for walks, meetings and family outings to nature.
Shakhtar Stadium
Karaganda, Shahtyor Stadium
Central Stadium "Shakhtyor" in Karaganda is a significant sports arena closely associated with the city's football heritage. Important sporting events and matches take place here, reflecting the rich history of local football.
Ethno Park on Independence Day of Kazakhstan Anniversary
Karaganda, city area
Ethnographic Park Named After Kazakhstan's 10th Independence Anniversary — public space in Karaganda reflecting national motifs of Kazakhstan. Visitors can learn about traditions and culture of the republic in a comfortable urban area.
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