The Museum of Firefighters and Rescuers in Astana is a place where the history of courage, bravery, and selflessness of those who protect the lives and safety of citizens is carefully preserved. Located on Zhakyp Omarov Street, the museum introduces visitors to the development of firefighting and rescue services in Kazakhstan. It displays antique firefighting tools, equipment, uniforms, helmets, photographs, awards, and archival documents that tell the stories of the daily challenges and heroic deeds of rescuers.

Particularly impressive are the models of the first fire stations, exhibitions featuring vintage firefighting equipment, and the memorial wall dedicated to those who lost their lives in the line of duty. The museum serves not only an educational but also a moral purpose — it fosters respect for the profession of firefighters and rescuers, reminding visitors of the importance of their everyday heroism. Guided tours are available by prior arrangement, making each visit especially meaningful and atmospheric.

Working hours:

• By appointment

• (09:00–18:00)

Contacts:

• +7 (701) 910‒80‒57