Metro Tashkent

About this attraction

The Tashkent Metro is not just a means of transportation; it is an architectural marvel and a tourist attraction in its own right. Opened in 1977, it was the first underground railway system in Central Asia. The Tashkent Metro is renowned for its beautifully decorated stations, each showcasing unique themes and designs that reflect Uzbekistan's rich cultural heritage and artistic tradition. Visitors can marvel at the ornate chandeliers, stunning mosaics, and intricate marble work that adorn many of the stations.

Key stations to explore include: Kosmonavtlar: Celebrating the achievements of Soviet cosmonauts with space-themed artwork and a futuristic design.

Alisher Navoi: Named after the famous Uzbek poet, this station features intricate tilework and murals depicting scenes from his literary works.

Pakhtakor: Adorned with cotton-themed decorations, highlighting Uzbekistan's cotton industry. Riding the Tashkent Metro provides a unique and immersive experience, offering a convenient way to travel across the city while enjoying the aesthetic beauty of its underground stations.

The metro system is efficient, clean, and safe, making it a must-visit for tourists looking to explore Tashkent's urban landscape.

Where to pray

Available at nearby mosques.

Halal food

Available at metro-adjacent food stalls and restaurants.

Must see

Location

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Nearby

Within 5 km, nearest first.