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National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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Astana, Táýelsizdik dańǵyly, 54

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«От Афин до Астаны. Олимпийские реликвии из коллек

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29 July, 09:30 - 30 September, 17:00

Коллекция историко-культурного наследия

Exhibition · 6+

29 September, 09:30 - 31 December, 17:00

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Astana, Táýelsizdik dańǵyly, 54

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Elevator wheelchair accessible

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Tickets:500–10500 tng

Year of foundation:2014

Wheelchair accessibility:full access

Payment method:payment by card, cash

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Antonino S.

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Brilliant architecture, each floor recounts the History of Kazakhstan from the first settlements to the current time. In the upper floors they have temporary exhibitions (the restrooms there have also a great view on the city).

Natalia Inkina

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Awesome museum! Prepare at least couple of hours for visiting. History, paintings, coins and several types of golden man 😆

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Patricia Oprea

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Beautiful museum interior and ell presented historical information in English. Very good to learn about Kazakhstan from past to present. However, definitely a hit and miss with the staff working here. Some staff was helpful, but I cannot say that about the lady working on 5th floor last Saturday. When I went up to the fifth floor and I showed my ticket, she said no entry. (first of all, when I bought my ticket, nobody explained which exhibitions I can enter and not enter, that is why I am trying all of them.) So she just said “no” and ignored me, acting like I am a nuisance. I asked “OK I can buy ticket?” She said ‘no’. I said “Where do I buy the ticket?” She said she doesn’t speak English. Then she ignored me and turned to talk with other guests who spoke Russian. Staff should be trained to be able to respond to such questions because it is really unfortunate when they are behaving rudely. When you are working in the biggest National Museum in the capital of a country that receives tourists— How is it not possible to understand a question about “buying ticket?” It is possible for staff to find someone that can translate, or using Google translate instead of just behaving poorly to the visitor. That is not the way you get more tourism by being unhelpful.