Tashkent City is a modern business and entertainment complex located in the heart of Uzbekistan’s capital. It is distinguished by its striking architecture, landscaped park, and contemporary high-rise buildings.
The centrepiece of the complex is Tashkent City Park, a beautifully landscaped area featuring an artificial lake, green avenues, flowerbeds, walking paths, children’s playgrounds, and sports facilities. The park is surrounded by modern urban architecture, skyscrapers, business centres, hotels, and residential complexes. Visitors can also enjoy a wide variety of restaurants serving cuisines from around the world. It is a popular destination for evening strolls, photography, and relaxation after exploring the city.
Every evening, the park hosts spectacular light-and-music fountain shows featuring laser and fire effects, reminiscent of the famous Dubai Fountain. The venue also offers theatrical performances and entertainment programmes.
The park is home to a planetarium, a wax museum, and the Flying Theatre, an immersive attraction where visitors can experience films about Uzbekistan using special effects that create a sense of flight.
The historic Arifjanbay Mosque, built in the early 20th century and restored as part of the Tashkent City development, is also located within the park.
One of the complex’s most prominent structures is Nest One, a residential skyscraper standing 266.5 metres tall. Its contemporary silhouette has become a distinctive feature of Tashkent’s skyline.
The complex also features Tashkent City Mall, one of the largest shopping and entertainment centres in Central Asia. It houses hundreds of local and international brand stores, restaurants, and cafés. Visitors can spend time shopping, enjoy a meal, or watch a film at the cinema.
Another key landmark is Hilton Tashkent City, an upscale hotel popular with international tourists and business travellers. Nearby, the Congress Hall hosts conferences, exhibitions, and major events.
The architectural ensemble is further complemented by Central Plaza, the Financial Centre, and the Boulevard complex, which includes the Holiday Inn hotel.
The centrepiece of the complex is Tashkent City Park, a beautifully landscaped area featuring an artificial lake, green avenues, flowerbeds, walking paths, children’s playgrounds, and sports facilities. The park is surrounded by modern urban architecture, skyscrapers, business centres, hotels, and residential complexes. Visitors can also enjoy a wide variety of restaurants serving cuisines from around the world. It is a popular destination for evening strolls, photography, and relaxation after exploring the city.
Every evening, the park hosts spectacular light-and-music fountain shows featuring laser and fire effects, reminiscent of the famous Dubai Fountain. The venue also offers theatrical performances and entertainment programmes.
The park is home to a planetarium, a wax museum, and the Flying Theatre, an immersive attraction where visitors can experience films about Uzbekistan using special effects that create a sense of flight.
The historic Arifjanbay Mosque, built in the early 20th century and restored as part of the Tashkent City development, is also located within the park.
One of the complex’s most prominent structures is Nest One, a residential skyscraper standing 266.5 metres tall. Its contemporary silhouette has become a distinctive feature of Tashkent’s skyline.
The complex also features Tashkent City Mall, one of the largest shopping and entertainment centres in Central Asia. It houses hundreds of local and international brand stores, restaurants, and cafés. Visitors can spend time shopping, enjoy a meal, or watch a film at the cinema.
Another key landmark is Hilton Tashkent City, an upscale hotel popular with international tourists and business travellers. Nearby, the Congress Hall hosts conferences, exhibitions, and major events.
The architectural ensemble is further complemented by Central Plaza, the Financial Centre, and the Boulevard complex, which includes the Holiday Inn hotel.
