NatureUnder 1 km away
Tashkent City Park
A large landscaped park opened in 2019 at the heart of the Tashkent City business district, the biggest recreational park area in the country.
Orifjonboy Mosque
A neighbourhood mosque from the early 20th century, one of the first buildings in Uzbekistan in the Art Nouveau style, now beside Tashkent City.
EnsemblesEarly 20th century
About the place
Orifjon Mallaboyev paid for this mosque in the early 20th century, and it carries his name. It is counted among the first buildings in Uzbekistan in the Art Nouveau style.
It stood in the old Qoratosh neighbourhood of the Beshyogoch quarter. When the Tashkent City development replaced the surrounding streets, the mosque was kept and restored in 2019.
Why go
- Early Art Nouveau architecture in Uzbekistan
- An old mosque kept among new towers
- Next to Tashkent City park
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Nearby
- Nature
MuseumsUnder 1 km away
Alisher Navoi State Museum of Literature
A museum of Uzbek literature in central Tashkent, run by the Academy of Sciences, with medieval manuscripts, portraits and material on Alisher Navoi.
Attractions1 km away
Youth Theatre of Uzbekistan
A Tashkent theatre founded in 1928 as the Russian Theatre of the Young Spectator, now staging plays for both young and adult audiences.
Museums1 km away
Museum of Communication History of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan's first museum of communication technology, founded in Tashkent in 2009, with some 7,100 exhibits on how people in the country have kept in touch.