Tashkent · 1 h 30 min
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 34 reviewsUzbekistan's modern capital, blending Soviet-era metro art with a rebuilt old town.
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Tashkent is where most journeys through Uzbekistan begin and end, and it's worth more than a layover. The Tashkent Metro doubles as an underground art gallery, each station themed around a different piece of the country's history. Chorsu Bazaar's blue-domed hall is one of the best places in the country to see Uzbek daily life up close, and the Museum of Applied Arts gives useful context before heading out to Samarkand or Bukhara.
Experiences run by local hosts in Tashkent. Book a seat from the host's calendar.
Tashkent · 1 h 30 min
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Tours · Tashkent · 2 hours
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Tours · Tashkent · 2 hours
Exhibition · Tashkent
Sun 1 Nov – Sat 7 Nov
Tashkent's emerging contemporary art scene on display. Gallery openings, installations, and talks across the capital.
Parks, museums and places to eat in this region. No booking needed.
Crafts
Open: Monday–Thursday: 10:00–23:00; Friday–Sunday: 10:00–00:00.Entry: 230,000 sum
Entertainment
Open: 7:00 - 22:00 (Every 30 minutes)Entry: 200,000 sums (Tourists) 125,000 sums (above 12 years for locals) 75,000 sums (Senior for locals)
Food and drink
History and culture
Open: 9:00 - 22:00Entry: 60,000 sum (Local adults for 2 hours) 120,000 sum (Local adults for whole day) 25$ + 10$ for extra services (Tourists)
Nature and outdoors
Open: 10:00 - 17:00 (Every Sunday)Entry: 350,000 sum
Opinions from Safron guests about this place, newest first.
Loved the food nearby just as much as the sights themselves.
Quieter than we expected for how well-known it is. Early morning is the way to go.
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