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Tashkent is not only an official capital but also the cultural center of Uzbekistan. The largest number of cultural and educational institutions, including theaters, libraries, and, of course, museums is located in Tashkent. Cultural heritage of the city and the country as a whole are on display at over dozen public Tashkent museums and their branches, as well as galleries and small memorial museums. The most famous Tashkent museums in Uzbekistan are the Museum of History, State Museum of Art, the Museum of Applied Arts and many others that have existed for over several decades. The exposition at museums, art centers and art galleries that have appeared recently in Tashkent - at the turn of 20th -21st centuries, such as Amir Timur Museum, Center of National Arts Centre, the Palace of Youth

MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF TIMURIDS  Museum of the History of Timurids (also called Amir Timur Museum) was established in Tashkent in 2006. Today it is an important landmark in the city. The grandiose building of the Amir Timur Museum is an example of refine architecture, in the style of the oriental architecture: a round building is topped by a huge blue dome. The entire perimeter of the building is decorated with graceful columns, they look like supporting the roof. The museum’s windows are in the form of the arched niches. The building's facade is richly decorated. Its building, surrounded by fountains attracts the attention of all guests of the capital. The Amir Timur Museum has collected more than three thousand exhibits that tell about the ancient history of our region. Among th

MUSEUM OF APPLIED ART OF UZBEKISTAN  History of Museum of Applied Art of Uzbekistan dates back to 1927, when the first exhibition of artworks by artists of Uzbekistan was held here.  Initially, the museum was called the Museum of Handicrafts, and in 1997 it was granted the state status and acquired its present name.  The Museum of Applied Art fund lists over 7,000 samples of applied arts: handmade embroidery, skull-caps (tyubeteyka), jewelry, carpets and other examples of craftsmanship of the beginning of the 19th century to present day.  All the exhibits of Museum of Applied Art of Uzbekistan can be divided into three groups:  - Works of applied arts based on ancient traditions and relating to schools;  - Works created since the second half of the 19th century with due consideration

THE STATE ART MUSEUM OF UZBEKISTAN  The State Art Museum of Uzbekistan was established in 1918. Its initial fund comprised of 100 works of sculpture, paintings, drawings, porcelain by Russian and Western European masters from the collections of the Prince Romanov and other private collections of that time, nationalized by the Soviet government after the revolution.  It was originally called the Museum of National University. Only in 1935 it became the State Museum of Art, and has retained its name since then.  The museum’s first exhibition housed in a former palace of the Prince Romanov, later - in the building of the People's House.  In 1974 the People's House was demolished, replaced by a new building of the State Art Museum.  Three Soviet architects I.Abdulov, A. Nikiforov

STATE MUSEUM OF HISTORY OF UZBEKISTAN  State museum of history of Uzbekistan, one of the oldest museums of the Central Asia, was founded 136 years ago. The museum fund lists over 250,000 exhibits, including over 60,000 archeological, over 80,000 numismatic and 16,000 ethnographical items reflecting Uzbek history from the primitive times up to the present.  There are 4 floors in the museum. The first floor hosts an exhibition gallery for modern exhibitions of various themes held periodically. The exhibits on the second floor tell the history of Uzbekistan from the ancient times up to the Timurid era.  Museum numismatic collections are extremely valuable. They include money coined as far back as in 5th century BC to the 19th century. Coins of the Akhaemenids, Alexander the Great, Selevki

TASHKENT MUSEUM OF RAILWAY TECHNICS  One of the unusual sights of Tashkent, which cannot be missed is Museum of Railway Technics, which is not far from the central station of the capital. It was opened not long ago, in 1989, in honor of the railroad centenary in Uzbekistan. There were collected steam and diesel locomotives alfresco in the museum. Those locomotives had the trips throughout the country long time ago. Museum of that type is one of the most interesting among its world analogues. There are performed 13 engines of historic series. Enormous black vehicle with long boilers, which are on the massive wheels, that is the evidence of power and unyieldingness of those giants. 18 diesel and 3 electric locomotives are introduced to visitors of the museum with the development of the rail

CENTRE OF NATIONAL ARTS  One of the best-known exhibition halls in Tashkent is the Centre of National Arts. It is located not far from Chorsu Bazaar . Its building was built in an oriental style. The best architects of Uzbekistan were working at its project, reconstructing the technique of medieval masters. The building interior has a modern look while its decoration includes the elements of oriental decor.  The Centre of National Arts is a place to hold not only exhibitions and events dedicated to cultural life of the capital. There, the city’s guests and residents may visit different boutiques where they can buy both modern clothes and clothes made by folk craftsmen. Both on the ground and first floors there are restaurants and cafes cooking dishes of the world’s different cuisines, i

CENTER OF APPLIED ARTS IN ABUL KASIM MADRASAH  Great attention is paid in Uzbekistan to restore and develop traditional crafts: ganch carving, toreutics (metal carving), golden stitch embroidery and many other. A number of events including exhibitions, festivals and competitions, are held for this purpose. Uzbekistan Fund Oltin Meros (“Golden Heritage”), which helps young artisans to develop and to present their works, has great influence on the applied art development. Center of Applied Arts in Abul Kasim Madrasah, Tashkent, was established within the framework of this Fund.  The building itself is a historical monument built in the middle of the 19th century, on the money of the well-known and respected representative of the Tashkent elite Abulkasym eshon. This is a real historical fig

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