An entertainment centre in a huge transparent tent.

Iconic pyramid from famed British architect Norman Foster designed to represent all of the world's religious faiths.

The building is constructed in the classic Islamic style using traditional Kazakh ornaments. The mosque standing on the right bank of the Yesil River is located near the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, and a monument “Kazakh Eli”.

The National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Astana is the largest and youngest museum in the Central Asia. The museum was created on behalf of the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev within the framework of the state programme “Cultural Heritage”.

The theme of the exhibition is the “Energy of the Future” and is dedicated to the alternative energy sources and “green” technologies.

The Esil River Embankment, dividing the old city and the new one, is one of the most favourite places of the city residents and its guests: a leisurely flow of the river, picturesque panoramas of the city, street musicians, artists, children's attractions. An excellent opportunity to see the city is to take a boat trip on the Esil River and see Nur-Sultan from the other side. In warm weather, you can walk along the river and along the pedestrian bridge over the Esil River, which surprises with its design in the form of petals that create a marquee-canopy. In total, there are 2,450 petals in the design, and each of them is unique and does not repeat. And on holidays there are mass celebrations, concerts, water shows, fairs and fireworks. Another feature of the embankment is the Arbat. Here are located 14 yurts with craft shops and artists' workshops.