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Kazan Palace by TASIGO

Kazan, Russia · Independent · Core Luxury

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Kazan Palace by TASIGO occupies a landmark 1910 Art Nouveau building erected as the Shamov Hospital, commissioned by Kazan merchant Yakov Shamov and designed by architect K. Oleshkevich, whose floor plan traces the shape of the Cyrillic letter «Ш» in a nod to Shamov's name. Erol Tabanca and the Polimeks group restored the structure and reopened it as a hotel under the TASIGO brand in 2019.

About Kazan Palace by TASIGO

History

Kazan Palace by TASIGO occupies a landmark Art Nouveau building erected in 1910 as the Shamov Hospital, commissioned by the Kazan merchant Yakov Shamov and designed by the architect K. Oleshkevich. The building's plan famously traces the shape of the Cyrillic letter «Ш», a nod to its benefactor's name.

After decades of use and later disrepair, the historic structure was restored by Erol Tabanca and the Polimeks group and reopened as a luxury hotel under the TASIGO brand, preserving its early-20th-century Art Nouveau character.

The setting

3 km from hilltop Kazan Kremlin complex.

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