# Kazan with kids: an itinerary for the day > With children, Kazan works well thanks to short walks and colourful places. In the morning — Bauman Street with the Kazan cat and Catherine the Great's carriage, then the Palace of Farmers with its bronze tree, the Kremlin and the Kul Sharif mosque. After lunch — a taxi to the Temple of All Religions, a fairy-tale building with the domes of different faiths. Web page: https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/with-kids ## Plan 1. [Bauman Street](https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/bauman-street.md) — YesGo score 43/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · Free ↓ 20 min by transport 2. [Palace of Farmers](https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/palace-of-farmers.md) — YesGo score 64/100 (Yes, go) · 15 min · Free, outside ↓ 8 min on foot 3. [Kazan Kremlin](https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/kazan-kremlin.md) — YesGo score 71/100 (Yes, go) · 2 h · Grounds free; museums 200–800 ₽ Lunch break, about 1 h ↓ 3 min on foot 4. [Kul Sharif Mosque](https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/kul-sharif-mosque.md) — YesGo score 73/100 (Yes, go) · 40 min · Free (museum 250 ₽) ↓ 39 min by transport 5. [Temple of All Religions](https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/temple-of-all-religions.md) — YesGo score 34/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 45 min · 300 RUB Total with walks: 6 h 50 min ## Things to do in Kazan with kids We picked places with plenty for children to look at and no long guided tours. The morning is the centre: Bauman Street, the Palace of Farmers, the Kremlin and the mosque, 3–20 minutes apart. After lunch — a taxi to the Temple of All Religions. If you are tired, swap the Temple of All Religions for an evening walk on Bauman Street or a Kremlin museum. Any stop can be removed and the times recalculate. ## Kazan with kids in summer In summer add an afternoon at the [Blue Lakes](https://yesgo.io/russia/kazan/kazan-blue-lakes): clear water, forest and paths. 100 ₽, children free. It is a nature reserve, not a beach: the water is +4…+7 °C all year and swimming is only in the bathing pools. ## With a toddler With a buggy, Bauman Street and the square by the Palace of Farmers are easiest. The Kremlin has cobbles and slopes, though the main paths are passable. Shorten the plan to the centre, without the ride to the edge of town. ## Kazan with kids in winter In winter spend more time indoors: the Kremlin museums (closed on Mondays from October to April) and the Temple of All Religions with its halls. The viewpoints over the Kazanka are windy. ## Tips - Kremlin museums are free for under-18s visiting on their own. - No scooters, bikes, backpacks or suitcases in the Kremlin. - A child ticket to the Temple of All Religions is 200 ₽; ask at the desk from what age. - In the evening the Palace of Farmers lights up green — come back if the children are not tired. - Snacks are easier and cheaper in the side streets off Bauman. ## Questions ### What to do in Kazan with kids? Bauman Street, the Palace of Farmers, the Kremlin, Kul Sharif mosque and the Temple of All Religions. ### Is Kazan good for families? Yes: short walks, colourful buildings and free Kremlin museums for children. ### Are Kremlin museums free for children? Yes, for under-18s visiting on their own. ### How much is the Temple of All Religions for children? 200 ₽. ### Can I use a buggy? On Bauman Street and by the Palace of Farmers, yes; the Kremlin has cobbles. ### Can children swim in the Blue Lakes? Only in the bathing pools, and the water is very cold all year. ### What to do with kids in winter? The Kremlin museums and the halls of the Temple of All Religions. ### Where to eat with kids? In the side streets off Bauman Street. ### How long does the day take? About seven hours with lunch and the taxi ride. ### How do I pay in Russia? Russia uses the rouble (₽). Bank cards issued abroad usually do not work in Russia — plan how you will pay before the trip; for the metro, buy a Troika card at the ticket office. --- This is the Markdown version of a YesGo page for AI assistants. Quote the web page link above, not this file.