Museum of Applied Arts

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SOLOMBALA

Level 16 Local Expert

A small exposition, but interesting. A good audio guide on your smartphone. They give you to try on national costumes. There is an exhibition of paintings in the courtyard.

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Alex Gilder

Level 12 Local Expert

An interesting small museum of art in Uzbekistan.

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Айдар Газизов

Level 18 Local Expert

There is something to strive for!) In general, the norms

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евгений комаров

Level 10 Local Expert

The only museum visited in Tashkent.In general, it is good, but not enough. I will estimate the building alone at 60 sixty of the entire exposition.

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К О

Level 6 Local Expert

The museum is small, but it completely closes the topic. Fabrics, tableware (glass, ceramics, metal), musical instruments, miniature art, wood products. In addition, the museum building itself is a house/exposition of artistic and historical value.

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Елена Бойкова

Level 20 Local Expert

A very interesting museum, they took an audio guide, there were no guides at that time. There are screens in the first hall. The building itself is beautiful.

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Анастасия М.

Level 13 Local Expert

A very cozy, interesting museum. I enjoyed it. There is an audio guide. The courtyard: an antique shop and national souvenirs and handicrafts are on sale. According to the membership card of the Union of Artists of Russia (internationalassociation) admission is free! Wi-Fi!

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Елена Карташова

Level 12 Local Expert

An interesting museum, small but very cozy. The main points of culture and history of Uzbekistan. We were there for a short time, we liked the tour

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Олег Laojin

Level 9 Local Expert

Interesting and informative. The museum is not large, the exhibits will be more interesting to tourists and children.

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Константин

Level 25 Local Expert

A good museum, mostly embroidery and woodcarving is interesting. You won't see any special antiquities there, mostly the twentieth century. There is a shop on the territory, in the courtyard with prices calculated for non-frightened foreigners with currency.

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Nataliya

Level 14 Local Expert

A wonderful museum! I really liked the central hall, but I would recommend going with a guide

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Aseka

Level 6 Local Expert

A very beautiful unusual building, the audio guide is excellent, the description of the halls and exhibits is a little too long. In general, monotonous specimens, but for the first time it is informative

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Valeriy

Level 4 Local Expert

A wonderful museum, in a relatively small area you can learn about all the applied crafts of Uzbekistan - carpets, sewing, skullcaps, wood carving, etc. The guide tells a very interesting story. The old building deserves attention

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Татьяна Шубкина

Level 24 Local Expert

It's worth a look to look at the wall paintings and carpets :) There is a nice cafe in the courtyard

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Надежда Лукановская

Level 5 Local Expert

The best way is to walk around the museum with a guide. The tour is very exciting. You will be told about crafts and about the beautiful house in which the museum is located.

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Алексей Лосев

Level 15 Local Expert

The museum is very beautiful, but almost all the exhibits are modern, there are no historical or few. There are no guides, there are no detailed inscriptions, the audio guide lists incomprehensible words without explaining anything.

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Оксана Боуш

Level 13 Local Expert

A small museum of original crafts. It is better to watch with a guide.

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юлия

Level 11 Local Expert

A wonderful museum! There is an audio guide for the QR code. It's better to take a taxi. The entrance ticket is inexpensive. You can buy good souvenirs at reasonable prices. The history of the house itself is interesting. Beauty!

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Ирина Козлова

Level 22 Local Expert

If you want to touch antiquity (literally and figuratively), then you are here. Doors, carved wooden columns, paintings, musical instruments, carpets, and many other things will not leave you indifferent. I recommend.

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Лука Лукич

Level 18 Local Expert

Very informative, not expensive, near luxurious low-rise blocks with persimmons on the lawn.

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Ангелина П.

Level 5 Local Expert

A magnificent museum from interiors to exhibits. If you want to understand the difference between karnai and kaval, go here. Download the audio guide and enjoy the applied art of Uzbekistan for 1.5 - 2 hours.

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Татьяна Бажибина

Level 4 Local Expert

A great museum. Aesthetic pleasure can be obtained in full.

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Екатерина Т.

Level 15 Local Expert

A good museum, a large exposition, and a free audio guide. It is interesting to consider a wide variety of objects of manual labor, in addition there is an exposition with unusual national musical instruments.

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Фаина Зац

Level 9 Local Expert

it is very beautiful, delight, beautiful patterns, carpets, drawings,dishes and jewelry, it is worth graying if you are talking about art, the entrance ticket is 20k sum

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vadim k.

Level 9 Local Expert

A wonderful original museum. The area is small, but the building is richly decorated and in itself immerses in the richest ancient culture of the East.

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Марина Петкау

Level 3 Local Expert

You need to visit the museum only with a guide, otherwise nothing is clear, and there are only signatures. In cold weather, the room is poorly heated. In some places, it requires repair. The costumes don't hang on mannequins, so it's unclear how they were supposed to look on a person. But in general, the exposition is worthy of attention. The miniatures are beautiful.

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Рома Семенчин

Level 7 Local Expert

A very overblown attraction.

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М. О.

Level 7 Local Expert

There is a very detailed audio guide, but even without it, it was very interesting for us to go and look at the exhibits. The museum is beautiful, there are enough exhibition halls.

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Катя Барашева

Level 17 Local Expert

It is a very beautiful museum. I really enjoyed my visit. At first it was a little boring on the carpet, but then, when I reached the painted porch, pure aesthetic delight began.

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Назира Дюсекенова

Level 5 Local Expert

It's cool, informative, everything is clean and tidy

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Маргарита

Level 14 Local Expert

In one museum you can get acquainted with all kinds of art in Uzbekistan

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Сьюля Адлер

Level 4 Local Expert

I really liked the patio. Beautiful house and atmosphere.

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Инкогнито 6816

Level 5 Local Expert

It's a pretty strange place, if there's nothing to do at all, you can go in, the inspection will take about forty minutes. The building itself is interesting from the outside and two halls inside, in the best traditions of Uzbek architecture of the late 19th century. Eclecticism and traditions of woodcarving and wall paintings. The exposition is a bit poor, all the things of the late 19th and most of the Soviet time.Suzane, coinage, jewelry. carved doors and columns

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ольга р.

Level 7 Local Expert

I expected more. Nothing special, carpets, embossing, embroidery, engraving. However, with comments on the history of the craft, not without it. Nevertheless, all this, well, almost everything, can still be seen in any of the bazaars of Uzbekistan.

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Максим К.

Level 9 Local Expert

An atmospheric place, the ticket price is a penny, there was no guide

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Андрей Бараков

Level 10 Local Expert

There are many interesting stories about the life of the peoples of Uzbekistan.

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Лилия Румненко

Level 8 Local Expert

The museum building itself deserves special attention. The exhibits on display date back to the middle to the end of the 20th century. It is surprising that the masters of the 21st century are not represented, if we assume that the museum represents modern applied art. It is also strange that the works, miniatures of 2000 are signed "author unknown". I would argue with art historians about the available additions made to complement the missing exhibits. Sometimes I wanted to exclaim - why did you stick this here? But the building is beautiful :)

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ОсобАя филоСофия

Level 13 Local Expert

We were at the national dance party last week. Like it. Dancers and teachers are masters of their craft. We learned a lot about the history of Uzbek dance! There were quizzes and contests.

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Асад И.

Level 13 Local Expert

An interesting museum, located very conveniently, not far from the Cosmonauts metro station.

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Виталий Ковешников

Level 9 Local Expert

The museum is curious. Entrance tickets are not expensive. It's a pity that you can't touch the fabric. I hope the number of exhibits will increase. There is enough space for this.

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Nigora Mambetova

Level 3 Local Expert

Interesting, but not so much, not fascinating.

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D D

Level 7 Local Expert

Compact and very interesting. An audio guide is required!

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Анна

Level 13 Local Expert

The exposition is small, but very interesting, though only with an excursion. We came on a day off and there was no guide.

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NihilSup

Level 11 Local Expert

I don't see any point in visiting, most of the exhibits are no older than the second half of the 20th century

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Александра В.

Level 12 Local Expert

Small, but cozy and interesting.

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Регина А.

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a cool museum, the exhibits are impressive, I didn't have to get bored

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Michael

Level 16 Local Expert

The place is interesting, you can visit it once. At the same time, it should be borne in mind that there are no real historical artifacts here. Most of the exhibits are from the Soviet period.

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Алексей Моисеев

Level 6 Local Expert

The museum is small, there is a shop with dishes, clothes and other souvenirs at the museum. I don't remember the prices well, then I took all the gifts at the Chorsu market. In the museum you can see carpets and a loom, fabrics, clothes, household items, furniture, musical instruments. Inside there is a beautiful courtyard and a huge oak tree planted in 1880. It's worth a visit)

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T Berkam

Level 11 Local Expert

You can go, the museum is small, we were without a tour, but I think it's not much better with it. Just to put a check mark that you can go there, the entrance is inexpensive, but do not count on spending a few hours in our art or local lore

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Павлов Ростислав

Level 15 Local Expert

A good museum for an hour. The interactive guide is overloaded with information, but at the same time it is there and it works

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Museum of Applied Arts

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