An unhurried walk combining green paths with theatre architecture. Begin in Lovers' Park, explore its walkways and find a view of the surrounding city. Head north to Oak Alley, a small green pause beside the theatre. Finish in front of Astana Opera and examine the colonnade, pediment and sculptural details of the façade. Allow 1–1.5 hours for photographs and rest. A performance or an interior tour can be arranged separately after checking the programme and admission conditions; this route is an exterior visit. Use pedestrian crossings between the park and the theatre district.
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The Lovers’ Park, also known as “Zhastar Sayabagy,” was established in 2005 and is located in Astana’s Yesil District. At the center of the park stands the sculpture “Bakytım menin” (“My Happiness”), while other features include a fountain composition made up of 16 horseshoes and the “Altyn Zhurek” composition.
The Oak Alley is located near the Astana Opera theatre, beside a pedestrian area. Its landscaping includes oak trees and lilac bushes, while its amenities include paving stones, tree grates and an irrigation system.
Astana Opera is a state theater where opera and ballet performances are staged. The theater has a Grand Hall with 1250 seats and a Chamber Hall with 250 seats.
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