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Your guide to the city
Discover Tashkent
Markets, museums and architecture, with practical advice from our Concierge.
Discover Tashkent with our Insiders
InterContinental’s Insider Expertise begins with people who know their city. Our local Insiders work alongside the Concierge team to help you discover Tashkent’s neighbourhoods, dining and cultural events. Share your interests and the time you have, and the team can suggest a plan for your day, recommend places to explore and assist with bookings, subject to availability.
Places to explore in Tashkent
Explore markets and monuments, distinctive architecture and the city’s cultural spaces. Use these ideas as a starting point, then let our Concierge tailor a route to your interests and the time you have.
Amir Temur Square
A classic city-centre stop around the equestrian monument to Amir Temur.
Amir Temur Museum
Discover the history and cultural legacy of the Timurid era. Confirm current exhibitions and visitor arrangements before you go.
State Museum of the History of Uzbekistan
Add a historical perspective to your city visit. Ask the Concierge to check the current programme and access.
Minor Mosque
White marble and a blue dome beside the Anhor canal. Respect worshippers and follow the site’s visitor rules.
Alay Bazaar
Browse seasonal produce, dried fruit and local treats at one of Tashkent’s familiar markets.
Chorsu Bazaar
Explore the Old Town market for spices, sweets, ceramics, textiles and souvenir ideas.
Tashkent Chimes
Make the city’s distinctive clock towers part of a relaxed city-centre stroll.
Tashkent TV Tower
A landmark on the city skyline. Check current visitor access before planning a trip to the tower.
Photo: Andrey Arakelyan
CCA Tashkent
Housed in a 1912 former power station reimagined by Studio KO, CCA Tashkent brings contemporary art, architecture and a public programme together. The Centre welcomed the public on 6 September 2026.
Building B, 6 Amir Temur Street. Free entry with advance registration. Tue–Thu and Sun 10:00–20:00; Fri–Sat 10:00–22:00. Closed Mondays and on specified holidays. The library requires a separate appointment.
Photo: Andrey Arakelyan
Library visits by appointment. Photo: Andrey Arakelyan
Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan
Explore manuscripts, historical objects and multimedia displays dedicated to the region’s scientific and cultural heritage. The Mushaf of Uthman is now housed in the Centre’s Qur’an Hall. The Centre was inaugurated on 17 March 2026 and welcomes visitors.
47 Karasaray Street, Almazar district. Daily 09:00–22:00, with timed tickets. Check the official visitor page for your ticket category, available sessions and current prices. Follow dress requirements in religious areas; flash photography is not permitted.
Visitor information checked 22 October 2026. Hours, access and programmes may change; confirm before travelling.
Practical advice for your visit
Dress for your day
Check the weather, choose comfortable walking shoes and plan for sunny outdoor stops. Follow local dress requirements when visiting religious sites.
Getting around
Ask our Concierge about transport options and taxi apps. Check the fare and destination before confirming a ride, and allow for changing traffic conditions.
Tashkent Metro
Make the Tashkent Metro part of your city experience. Stations such as Kosmonavtlar and Alisher Navoi offer a different perspective on the city’s design. Check your route before setting off.
Your Perfect Day in Tashkent
Choose one museum and leave time to relax. The times below are a guide; our Concierge can coordinate transport, reservations and current visitor arrangements.
CCA is closed on Mondays. Choose the Islamic Civilization Center instead, or enjoy a city-centre stroll.
08:00 · Breakfast at No’mad
Begin with breakfast at No’mad before heading out to explore Tashkent.
09:30 · The Old City
Explore the architecture of Hazrati Imam, then browse Chorsu Bazaar for spices, sweets, ceramics and textiles.
13:00 · An Uzbek lunch
Pause for Uzbek cuisine at Besh Qozon, or choose a lunch spot along your route with our Concierge.
Barak Khan Madrasa, Hazrati Imam
CCA Tashkent. Photo: Andrey Arakelyan.
14:30 · Choose your museum
Discover contemporary art at CCA Tashkent, explore the Islamic Civilization Center, or consider the Museum of Applied Arts. CCA requires advance registration; the Islamic Civilization Center uses timed tickets.
The Mushaf of Uthman is housed in the Islamic Civilization Center’s Qur’an Hall.
Late afternoon · Time to unwind
Return to E’quilibrium Spa & Fitness for a swim or a pre-booked treatment. The spa is open daily, 07:00–23:00.
Evening · Drinks at Embar
Start the evening with a drink at Embar. The indoor bar welcomes guests year-round, 12:00–02:00; the terrace opens seasonally.
Dinner · Ember
Continue with dinner at Ember. The restaurant is open 12:00–23:00.
21:00 · An optional evening stroll
End the day with a stroll through Tashkent City Park, or return to the hotel for a relaxed evening.
