Nature & WalksNature & WalksPhoto: Bernard Gagnon, CC0 · source
Shaded pathways, flower beds, and benches just a stone's throw from Khan Shatyr — a small green oasis amid the skyscrapers of the left bank, where visitors come to stroll in pairs, take photos, and simply relax by the fountain.
The park was opened on July 6, 2005, on Capital City Day. Its central attraction is a fountain in the shape of sixteen interlocking horseshoes, unveiled in 2007: the concept and sculpture are the work of Austrian Princess Gabriela von Habsburg.
Nature & WalksA specially protected natural territory of republican significance featuring a modern greenhouse complex.
Nature & WalksA sports park featuring running and cycling tracks, originally developed to prepare triathletes for competition.
The oldest major park in Astana — 104 hectares featuring ponds where swans live.
A new public space featuring the "Tree of Life" installation and the "Starry Sky" tunnel.
A reservoir with a dam offering convenient fishing and swimming opportunities just a short distance from the city.
In the CityA monument and observation tower that is the main symbol of Astana and Kazakhstan.