• Park Named After Panfilov’s 28 Guardsmen - The Park of 28 Panfilov Guardsmen is situated in the east-central part of Almaty, surrounding the Zenkov Cathedral. It is dedicated to the Panfilov heroes, the 28 soldiers from an Almaty infantry unit who perished fighting the Germans near Moscow during the Great Patriotic War.
• Zeleny Bazar - Looking for a unique and vibrant shopping experience? A visit to the “Green Bazaar” is highly recommended - it embodies the essence of Eastern shopping! The Green Bazaar transports you back to the Middle Ages, offering great discounts and a cheerful atmosphere! Don’t miss the chance to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables, authentic dried fruits, rare spices, and much more at our Green Bazaar!
• Ascension Cathedral - The Zenkov Cathedral (Ascension Cathedral) is a remarkable architectural structure located in the lush Panfilov Park of Almaty. This historical monument is one of the city’s main attractions. The Bishops of Turkestan and Tashkent initiated the church’s construction in the early 19th century. The project was entrusted to the era’s finest engineers and architects: K.A. Borisoglebskiy, N.I. Stepanov, S.K. Troparevskiy, and A.P. Zenkov. In 1903, the project received approval, and the cathedral was constructed between 1904 and 1907 under the supervision of A.P. Zenkov.
• Gogol St 144 - Visit the “Rahat” candy store, where tourists can purchase candies, sweets, and more.
• Arasan Wellness & SPA - In the late 1970s, due to a shortage of public baths, a proposal was made to construct a large SPA complex featuring swimming pools, Russian, Finnish, Eastern, and combined baths, a hydrotherapy center, and additional amenities such as cafes, hairdressers, and massage rooms. The building is located along the block’s perimeter and adjoins the 28 Panfilov Guardsmen Park on the eastern side. The Arasan building became a new phenomenon in Soviet architecture for its figurative characteristics and functionality of bathhouses. It is one of the last projects of the “Kunaev” period of Almaty’s development, noted for its complex plan and structure.
• Ulitsa Panfilova - Also known as Arbat Market, this is a delightful place to visit. Similar to city squares in other countries, Arbat is a pedestrian street stretch between Nazarbayeva and Ablai Khan, filled with artists, entertainers, shops, and a supermarket. It also features the nearby TSUM shopping mall. Panfilov Street, which intersects Zhybek Zholy, is also part of Arbat.
• Kazakhstan Hotel - Constructed between 1975 and 1977, the hotel was recognized as an architectural monument and added to the register of national significance in 1979. It stands 26 floors tall and reaches a height of 102 meters. From 1977 to 2008, it was the tallest building in Alma-Ata. According to the hotel’s website, it is “the most earthquake-resistant high-rise building in the Southern capital.”
• Republic Square - Abay Square is a city square located in front of the Palace of the Republic in Almaty, Kazakhstan, named after the Kazakh poet and educator Abay Kunanbayev.
• Kok-Tobe Hill - Ascend to Kok-Tobe mountain, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the evening city from a bird’s-eye perspective (the Funicular ascent offers a city view, taking 15-20 minutes). Kok-Tobe is a mountain in Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, featuring a popular recreation area at its summit. The mountain stands 1100 meters above sea level. Kok-Tobe is one of the city’s main landmarks and is popular among Almaty visitors. The viewpoint from Kok-Tobe is a must-visit, offering panoramic views of the city in all directions.

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