State Museum of history of culture of Uzbekistan
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O'zbekiston madaniyati tarixi muzeyi
101 m
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43 reviews
August 18, 2023
This museum lacks the depth and shows superficial facts of regional history. The staff is friendly but this place needs significant enhancement.
December 13, 2024
The State Museum of History and Culture of Uzbekistan is one of the most important cultural and scientific centers of the country, located in the heart of Samarkand. Founded with the aim of preserving and exploring the rich heritage of the region, this museum tells about the centuries-old history, traditions and achievements of the peoples living on the territory of modern Uzbekistan. 🏛️
Unique expositions
The museum has an impressive collection of exhibits reflecting different eras: from the most ancient archaeological finds to artifacts dating back to the Timurid era and the modern period. Here you can see rare manuscripts, coins, household items, national costumes and samples of applied art. Each exhibition brings to life historical events and provides a better understanding of the cultural development of the region. 📜
Architecture and atmosphere
The museum building impresses with its architecture, combining national traditions and elements of modern design. The interiors create an atmosphere of immersion in history, and the competent arrangement of the expositions allows you to study the materials in chronological order. 🌟
Interactive features
The museum actively uses modern technologies, offering interactive programs, multimedia presentations and guided tours. This place is suitable for both in-depth study of history and for family visits, where everyone will find something interesting for themselves. 🖥️
Our services
For museum visitors, we offer convenient transfers from your hotel or address in Samarkand to the museum and back. In addition, the museum can be included in your city tour itinerary or made part of a thematic tour! 🚗✨
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October 19, 2024
Externally, the building is very beautiful, inside it is more modest. It includes archaeological finds, exhibits of national clothes and carpets, an exhibition of paintings, and more. Tickets cost 30,000 soums, we were lucky and we were allocated a young guide.
The overall impression remained positive, and the new knowledge gained complemented the mosaic of the general idea of the history of Samarkand and Uzbekistan.
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