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Tashkent Chimes
A 30-metre clock tower of 1947 beside Amir Timur Square, built for the end of the Second World War; a mirror copy was added across the street in 2009.
A car and science museum opened in 2015 in central Tashkent, a few minutes' walk from Amir Timur Square, with interactive and children's zones.
Opened on 10 November 2015, this is one of the newest museums in the city and has no close equivalent elsewhere in Uzbekistan. Its main building is divided into four areas: the history of car-making around the world, the history of automotive technology in Uzbekistan, an interactive practice zone and a play area for children.
A second part of the collection is devoted to the natural sciences. It is in the Mirobod district, about five minutes on foot from Amir Timur Square, which makes it an easy stop with children.
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A 30-metre clock tower of 1947 beside Amir Timur Square, built for the end of the Second World War; a mirror copy was added across the street in 2009.
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Contemporary art centre opened in March 2026 in a 1912 diesel power station on Amir Temur Street, rebuilt by Studio KO; entry is free.
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Central Asia's first metro, opened in 1977, where many stations are decorated with marble, ceramics, chandeliers and themed artwork. It is also the quickest way around the city.
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A round park at the centre of modern Tashkent with an equestrian statue of Timur, ringed by the Uzbekistan Hotel, the Palace of Forums and the old law school building.