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State Art Museum of Uzbekistan

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State Art Museum of Uzbekistan

State Art Museum of Uzbekistan

This is the largest national art museum in Uzbekistan, located in Tashkent. It houses thousands of works divided into four main categories, providing a comprehensive overview of the country's artistic evolution and cultural heritage. Travelers visit this institution to see a broad collection of Uzbek art in one location.

Getting There

The museum is accessible from the Tashkent city centre via taxi or public transport. Depending on your starting point and traffic conditions, the journey typically takes between 15 and 30 minutes.

Visit Duration

Given the size of the collection and the number of galleries, allow approximately 2 to 3 hours to view the primary exhibits at a steady pace.

When to Visit

Visiting during weekday mornings generally avoids the larger crowds. The museum is an indoor attraction, making it a suitable option regardless of the season or weather conditions in Tashkent.

Nearby Attractions

The museum is situated near several other points of interest, making it easy to combine with other visits in the area:

  • Monument of Courage (0.9km)
  • Museum of Olympic Glory (1km)
  • Minor Mosque (1.2km)
  • Sergei Yesenin Museum (1.4km)

Updated September 13, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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Monument of Courage

Heritage & monuments

Monument of Courage

This monument in central Tashkent was erected in 1976 to honor the city's recovery from the devastating 1966 earthquake. Built on the quake's tenth anniversary, it's a fitting place to reflect on the city's history of rebuilding.

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Museum of Olympic Glory

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Minor Mosque

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Sergei Yesenin Museum

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