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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.
A large landscaped park opened in 2019 at the heart of the Tashkent City business district, the biggest recreational park area in the country.
The park opened on 13 October 2019 as part of the Tashkent City international business centre, on land where the Olmazor and Ukchi neighbourhoods once stood. Before design work began, the city held a public workshop in 2018 to ask residents what kind of park they wanted, a first for a project of this size in Uzbekistan.
Teams from Russia, Turkey and Italy worked on its plan and landscape. Today it is a broad green space among the new towers of the district.
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A neighbourhood mosque from the early 20th century, one of the first buildings in Uzbekistan in the Art Nouveau style, now beside Tashkent City.
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A museum of Uzbek literature in central Tashkent, run by the Academy of Sciences, with medieval manuscripts, portraits and material on Alisher Navoi.
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One of Uzbekistan's oldest theatres, founded as a troupe in 1914, based in Tashkent since 1929 and housed in a building rebuilt in 2001.
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A Tashkent theatre founded in 1928 as the Russian Theatre of the Young Spectator, now staging plays for both young and adult audiences.