The story of the Family Centre
The name Kazan means "cauldron" in Tatar, and legend says the city was founded where a boiling cauldron was found. The Family Centre, opened in 2013, turns that legend into architecture: a huge bowl on a tall base.
It is the city's wedding palace, where couples come to register their marriages, so you will often see brides and grooms here. The top-floor terrace has one of the best views of the white Kazan Kremlin and the Kul Sharif Mosque.


