Full-Day Sightseeing Tour Of Fabulous Tashkent
Highlights
Tashkent
architectural, cultural, sightseeing
Group Tour
1 Day
Easy
English
Description
Discover the Museum of Applied Arts, showcasing traditional Uzbek art and craftsmanship. Explore the Tashkent Railway Museum, highlighting the development of Uzbekistan’s railway system. Visit Independence Square, featuring the Parliament house and WWII memorial complex. Admire Romanov's Palace and stroll through Amir Temur Square with its iconic landmarks. Delve into history at the Amir Temur Museum and the Memorial Complex of Victims of Political Repressions. Witness pottery craftsmanship at Rakhimov's Art Studio and marvel at the Tashkent TV Tower.
Itinerary
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All cultural landmarks and museums
- Museum of Applied Arts: Unique representation of Uzbek traditional art and craftsmanship, organized in the former house of Russian diplomat Alexander Polovtsov.
- Tashkent Railway Museum: Provides a chronological development of the tremendous Uzbekistan railway system.
- Independence Square: Main square of Tashkent city, where the Parliament house of Uzbekistan is located, along with a large garden and the memorial complex of WWII alongside the Anhor channel.
- Romanov's Palace: Former house of the Romanov Royal family, representing an unusual historical monument of Tashkent city.
- Amir Temur Square: One of the central squares of Tashkent city, surrounded by several historical monuments:
- First bank of Uzbekistan, built during the Russian period.
- Hotel Uzbekistan, a significant Soviet Union project.
- Tashkent Chimes (tower-clocks), considered a landmark of Tashkent.
- Broadway (Sayilgoh), a wide walking area connecting Amir Temur Square and Independence Square.
- Amir Temur Museum: Built in 1996 by the initiative of the first president of Uzbekistan, it houses over 5000 exhibits relating to Amir Temur and his dynasty.
- Central Asian Pilov Center: Where the famous Uzbek traditional meal is cooked in giant ovens, representing Uzbekistan's amazing national cuisine.
- Tashkent TV Tower: The second tallest structure among Commonwealth Independence States, built during the Soviet epoch (view from outside).
- Memorial Complex of Victims of Political Repressions: Built after independence by the Uzbekistan government.
- Rakhimov's Art Studio: Represents Uzbek traditional pottery craftsmanship led by a local Uzbek 3rd generation ceramist family.
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No refund in case of any cancellation.
Price
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