Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan, home to around 1,978,028 people.
Best time
November–March for cooler, drier conditions
Weather
Varies from tropical to temperate depending on the season
Hazrati Imam Complex
Chorsu Bazaar
Amir Timur Square
Tashkent Metro stations
Independence Square
Museum of Applied Arts
Minor Mosque
Day trip toward Chimgan mountains
Chorsu Bazaar
Amir Timur Square
Independence Square
Minor Mosque
Kukcha Mosque
Holy Assumption Cathedral
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
Bravissimo
Coffee shop with cakes and local food.
Cafe Bukhara
Relaxed cafe near the concert hall and government quarter.
Besh Qozon
Busy, somewhat chaotic place but it serves great plov. Far better value than the restaurant in the TV tower.
Ariston Park
Acceptable place by the park.
Caravan
Good reviews for their trad Uzbek food.
Jumanji
Big portions of high quality central Asian, Chinese and European food.
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Orzu Hotel
Friendly small hotel with 34 rooms.
Asia Tashkent Hotel
Maintenance needed, but overall comfy enough. With pool and sauna. Some noise from street and nightclub.
Oasis Asaka Hotel
Hotel in a quiet area, adequate for what you pay.
Retro Palace
Adequate place in a quiet area.
Shodlik Palace Hotel
Trad Soviet-era hotel showing its age.