Culture & arts · Mirabad District
Alisher Navoi Bolshoi Theatre
Shchusev's design, craftsmen from six regions
district · Tashkent
A central district in the south of the capital, founded in 1929 as Lenin District — home to the Navoi Theatre, the main station, the Ming Uryuk ruins and the Assumption Cathedral.
Mirabad stretches south from the city centre. It was formed in 1929 as Lenin District and renamed on 8 May 1992, and borders the Yunusabad, Yakkasaray, Sergeli, Bektemir and Yashnabad districts. It had 156,100 residents on 1 October 2025.
Many of the city's landmarks fall within it: the Alisher Navoi Bolshoi Theatre, the Tashkent Chimes, the State Museum of Arts, the new Centre for Contemporary Arts and the Zhemchug building. Further south are the main railway station with its railway museum, the ancient town site of Ming Uryuk — capital of Chach — and the Holy Assumption Cathedral.
Mirabad District
Culture & arts · Mirabad District
Shchusev's design, craftsmen from six regions
Modern · Mirabad District
An experimental 'vertical mahalla'
Museum · Mirabad District
A museum born of the Romanov collection
Temple & church · Mirabad District
Mother church of the Tashkent eparchy
Culture & arts · Mirabad District
A new art space in an old power station
Archaeology · Mirabad District
Ruins of the capital of Chach
Museum · Mirabad District
Steam engines under the open sky
Modern · Mirabad District
Keeping the city's time since 1947
Mirabad District
Airport, railway station and bus stations — addresses, timetables and the live board.
All transportTashkent Nearest point: Tashkent, 4 km
12°clear sky
Weather: MET Norway
Mirabad District
Checked hotels and places to eat — with addresses, phone numbers, opening hours and price levels.
Four-star hotel beside the Navoi Theatre
Four-star Wyndham hotel in Mirabad district
Halal hotel by Kosmonavtlar metro station
Family-run hostel on Fergana Road
36-room hotel on Taras Shevchenko Street
Hotel near Tashkent metro station
Accor hotel on Temiryulchilar Street
Boutique hotel with a pool on Temiryulchilar Street
Art Hotels Group property in Mirabad district
Accor group hotel in Mirabad district
Hotel with spa and hammam on Mirobod Street
Budget hostel in Mirabad district
Meat restaurant on Mirobod Street
Second venue of the Gōsht meat restaurant
Neapolitan pizza from a wood-fired oven
Breakfast café on Sayid Baraka Street
Coffee shop and tea store on Shevchenko Street
Turkish kitchen on Sodiq Azimov Street
Shevchenko Street branch of the Bon! bakery-café chain
24-hour brasserie by the Navoi Theatre
Oqtepa Lavash branch on Shahrisabz Street
National-cuisine restaurant on Shevchenko Street
Georgian restaurant on Amir Temur Avenue
Breakfast and brunch café on Shevchenko Street
Mirabad District
Khokimiyat, public service centre and other offices: addresses, phones, hours.
All offices (11)Khokimiyat
18 Nukus St, Tashkent 100015
Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, lunch 13:00–14:00
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31 Amir Temur Ave, Mirabad District, Tashkent
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