Inaugurated in 2006, the Amir Timur Museum, also known as the Museum of the History of Timurids, stands as a beacon of historical significance in Tashkent. This museum is not just a landmark but a testament to the city’s reverence for its past. The museum’s architecture is a modern homage to the classic oriental style, with its round structure crowned by an imposing blue dome. Graceful columns encircle the building, giving the impression of holding aloft the roof, while the windows, designed as arched niches, add to the building’s majestic aura.
The facade of the museum is a spectacle in itself, adorned with intricate decorations. It is nestled amidst fountains that captivate visitors and locals alike, making it a focal point in the capital. The museum’s collection is vast, comprising over three thousand artifacts that narrate the ancient history of the region. These include paintings, historical documents related to the life and deeds of Amir Timur, rare manuscripts, weapons, traditional garments, household items, and various coins. Each exhibit within the museum’s walls is a fragment of the rich tapestry that is the history of Uzbekistan.
Address: 1, Amir Timur str., Yunus-Abad district, Tashkent
Phone: (+998 71) 232-02-11, 232-02-12
Working hours: from 10:00 a.m. to 05:00 p.m. (w/o lunch)
Closed: on Monday
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