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Visit Guide to White House

Built in a neoclassical style between 1977 and 1984, it housed the Central Committee of the Communist Party. Nowadays this huge seven-story marble block houses the country’s unicameral parliament, as well as the presidential suite and most cabinet offices. Many Kyrgyz citizens regard this building as the preeminent symbol of government, and its own history is deeply intertwined with that of the nascent Kyrgyz Republic.

Getting There

You can get to the White House by public transport or by car.

​Prospect Chuy, 205

What to Expect

The building has seven stores, built in a neoclassical style inspired by Stalinist.

The exterior is covered in marble. In front of the building is a large bed of red flowers representing the country’s Soviet ties. The building was commissioned in 1976 to be the Communist Party’s Central Committee headquarters. Construction took eight years and was completed in 1985.

On the front of the building, there is the crest of the nation. Before communism fell, the location was covered by the crest that was in use during communist times. Entrance to the White House is strictly subject to a pass ticket.

History

The building was commissioned in 1976 to be the Communist Party’s Central Committee headquarters. Construction took eight years and was completed in 1985.

It is a seven-story tall building built in Stalinist modern style.

The exterior is covered in marble. In front of the building is a large bed of red flowers representing the country’s Soviet ties. The building was commissioned in 1976 to be the Communist Party’s Central Committee headquarters. Construction took eight years and was completed in 1985.

On the front of the building, there is the crest of the nation. Before communism fell, the location was covered by the crest that was in use during communist times.

Facilities Available

There is a theme park named after Panfilov, Square, State Flag, and State Historical Museum nearby. A short walk will bring you to Ala-Too cinema.