Architecture of the city of Pavlodar -
Soviet-era buildings in the Pavlodar region -
The House of Pioneers (Palace of Schoolchildren) in the city of Pavlodar was opened to schoolchildren on November 5, 1978, is an architectural monument, an example of the construction of unusual knowledge during the Soviet Union. At that time, all buildings of this type were built according to different projects, there is not one identical building of this plan, all buildings throughout Kazakhstan in all cities have a unique architecture. The Palace of Schoolchildren is open to young people every day, there are various kinds of creative circles, holidays, gatherings and conferences, contests, and screenings take place here. The palace is named after the hero of the Soviet Union Mikhail Maksimovich Kataev, and his bust is installed in the palace. In 1982, the Palace of Pioneers in the city of Pavlodar was visited by the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan, Comrade Dinmukhamed Akhmetovich Kunaev.
How to get there, visit -
The Pavlodar Palace of Schoolchildren is located in the city of Pavlodar, at the address: Mashkhura Zhusupa Street 27, Pavlodar region, Republic of Kazakhstan.
Phone number: +7 (7182) 32-85-24, +7 (7182) 32-85-13, +7 (7182) 32-85-02
Information -
The Pavlodar Palace of Schoolchildren hosts the education of school-age children, here children can express themselves, can create and create something new or improve the old. The palace has various interest clubs, clubs and studios for a total of 275 groups, artistic and aesthetic, musical and dance groups. There is a small museum in the palace of schoolchildren, which has the name "Grandfathers of veterans - grandchildren of pathfinders", which is dedicated to missing soldiers in World War II. The museum stores various kinds of exhibits, for example, 400 search cases, and more than 1,000 exhibits, which include documents, photographs, front-line letters, etc. The museum also contains various materials and exhibits about the Hero of the Soviet Union Mikhail Kataev, after whom the Palace of Schoolchildren is named. In 2008, the Palace was recognized as the best cultural and educational institution in the city of the region.
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