
The
226-meter-long tourist street is located in the center of Tashkent — from the
intersection with Saida Baraka Street to Fidokor Street. Immediately after
reconstruction, it became a favorite spot for both residents and guests of the
capital. The street is primarily gastronomic, as it features restaurants,
cafes, coffee shops, and pizzerias for every taste. Various shops and boutiques
also attract visitors. Along the street, there are sculptures, installations,
and art objects. On weekends and holidays, festivals, tastings, and other
events are held noisily on the street.

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