A two-story palace built in 1891 by the architects Heinzelman and Benois for the Grand Duke Nikolai Romanov, who was exiled to Uzbekistan.

The central ancient square of Samarkand, on the territory of which there are ancient madrasahs of the 15th and 17th centuries. Registan is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. 

The main square of Tashkent, was laid in 1865 and was then called "Cathedral Square", then changed its name many times and in 1992 it was finally renamed Independence Square.

One of the oldest museums in Central Asia. It is located in Tashkent. Originally called the "National Museum of Turkestan"