Discover our locals' 89 hidden gems in Tashkent
City guides by those who know Tashkent best!
Get to know our Spotters from Tashkent
Check out our latest hidden gems in Tashkent
Things to do in Tashkent
Jumanji – European, Japanese and more
"Jumanji" in Tashkent is a multicultural restaurant with food from all over the world. Come here and escape the hectic city vibe...
By
Aziza
Israilova
Testo – Pasta lovers' delight
"Testo" in Tbilisi is for you if you love pasta, flaky pastry or fried battered things! I can vouch for the spinach/ricotta ravioli & the strudel...
By
Malika
Baratova
Ural Tansykbaev Memorial Museum – Dip into history
"Ural Tansykbaev Memorial Museum" in Tashkent is the house the famous Uzbek painter lived in for his final years. Everything's exactly like in the '70s...
By
Malika
Baratova
KeyTown – The best Korean restaurant in town
"KeyTown" in Tashkent is one of my favorite Korean restaurants in Tashkent. You definitely have to try their special 'Koryo-saram' dishes...
By
Malika
Baratova
Central Park – Beloved for a century
Telman Park, or Tashkent's "Central Park", is easily the city's largest & greenest. It's seen brighter days, but its warmth & atmosphere remain...
By
Malika
Baratova
Mausoleum & mosque of Suzuk Ota – A peaceful place
The mausoleum-mosque of Suzuk Ota in Tashkent, built by order of Amir Timur, is a really peaceful place I love visiting with my family...
By
Farkhod
Israilov
Mahatmagandi street – Old Russian Neighborhood
"Mahatmagandi street" is a street where you can observe beautiful early Soviet period buildings with a Turkestan style interior. Also check Asaka street!
By
Umida
Boltaeva
International Forums Palace – The pride of the city
The "International Forums Palace" in Tashkent is the city's crown jewel, a hall that mixes Uzbek traditions together with modern European architecture...
By
Farkhod
Israilov
Eski Shahar – The Old City
"Eski Shahar" is Tashkent's Old City. It's a big complex around the Hazrati Imam mosque that is like a piece of an oriental tale!
By
Farkhod
Israilov
The Cosmonauts Station – Stellar Tashkent subway
"The Cosmonauts Station" is only one of the many stations that make Tashkent's subway system unique. This station is decorated to Soviet cosmonautics...
By
Farkhod
Israilov
Chorsu Bozor – Oldest market in Central Asia
"Chorsu Bozor" in the Old City of Tashkent looks like a giant, beautiful watermelon from outside. It's really a different world in this market...
By
Farkhod
Israilov
Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral – Neo-Gothic church
"Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral" in Tashkent is a beautiful example of Neo-Gothic architecture, built in 1912. It's proof of Uzbek religious tolerance...
By
Farkhod
Israilov
Hey Traveller! Heading to Tashkent?
Our Spotters' Local Favorites Only. Skip the Tourist Traps.
Find Nearby Spots and Navigate with Ease
Save Your Favorites and See Them on the Map
Hey Traveller! Heading to Tashkent?
✓ Full access to local favorites.
Zero tourist highlights.
✓ Get to know our Spotters and
♥ their recommendations.
✓ Save your favorites spots
Categories
What to do in Tashkent?
What to expect?
Authentic & Unbiased Content
Our local Spotters share personal tips and secrets about their city. Nothing sponsored! These unique insights can’t be found in traditional guidebooks. Discover the city through the eyes of a local!
Go off the Beaten Path Gems
We focus on hidden gems and unique places that aren’t crowded with tourists. Our Spotters’ tips help you avoid the crowds and have truly special experiences, far from the tourist masses.
Responsible Travel
Instantly know your way in Tashkent like a local!
Hi! Nice to meet you.
We are Spotted by Locals. An online travel community publishing city guides in 80+ cities. Our hand-picked local writers and photographers create all the content.
Our 488 Spotters (and counting) live in the cities they write about, speak the local language, and regularly update their tips. Their insights help around 1.4 million travelers each year discover the hidden gems of cities.
With insider advice from locals, we offer a unique, sustainable travel experience, allowing travelers to slow down and immerse themselves in the local culture, beyond the tourist hotspots.