Museum of Victory

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Level 6 Local Expert

Soviet past is usually ignored in Uzbekistan today. However, this is one of the best WW2 museums in the post-Soviet space; and, in my opinion, the best museum in Tashkent. It is not in a central location, hence, many people, even locals, don't know about this museum. Another sign of how the Soviet past us marginalised in the country. But if you take a taxi and visit this place, you won't regret it.

Ken McDiarmid

Level 9 Local Expert

Fantastic museum + park with plenty of exhibitions, lifesize dioramas etc. Friendly knowledgable staff. Very happy to see this museum in Uzbekistan, may the role of the Uzbek people and the USSR in WW2 never be forgotten!

Humoyun Mamarakhimov

Level 3 Local Expert

It's a place that models planes, tanks and millitary equipments of Second World war (||), and the historical museam, sculptures of uzbek and russian national heros such as Sobir Rakhimov etc. Furthermore, when you enter it, you can feel victory of 2nd world war against to fascist Germany empire and see Uzbek women sculture that were waiting their sons to come back to desh. Thank you very much...

Olivier Stemler

Level 4 Local Expert

Very beautiful tanks and aircrafts of WWII, witch impressive war atmosphere in the trenches

Incognito 9267

Level 16 Local Expert

Surprisingly nice and clean park with a lot of interesting stuff to check out. Museum is very informative. The only downside is that museum is located far from center. Hailing a cab to museum is easy but the return leg will require a lot of waiting and patience to grab a cab.

Ufuk

Level 8 Local Expert

Nice historical place but closes too early, it can be more enjoyable at night

Rajkumar P.

Level 2 Local Expert

80k for this doesn't makes any sense

Jamshid Ikramov

Level 2 Local Expert

Zo'r joy borshilani maslaxat beraman

Tohir Ilhomov

Level 5 Local Expert

Bu muzey yoqd manga slagayam yoqsakere

Dina Gaipova

Level 4 Local Expert

Super

Глеб Максимов

Level 7 Local Expert

War... War never changes

Jahongir Umaraliev

Level 12 Local Expert

Krasivo, poznovatelno,

Abdulla Qudratov

Level 5 Local Expert

Urushni ealatasi.

Abu_Ali_ibn_Sino ixtisoslashtirilgan_maktab

Level 6 Local Expert

Good place least plenty

Наталия Калюжная

Level 4 Local Expert

The museum and exhibitions touch to the depths of the soul. I recommend Everyone to visit it. And especially for those who have children. History must be remembered, and those who gave their lives for our peaceful future. Entrance ticket prices are symbolic.

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Диана Михайлова

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a good museum. Everything is bright and colorful, just like in real life. It's worth going in once, watching it all live, and seeing it with your own eyes. I'll leave some photos below, you can take a look)

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Максим Иванов

Level 16 Local Expert

An amazing exposition, the diorama is simply breathtaking with its detail and well-developed details! There is a feeling that you are in the place of all the events! Lots of interesting and informative exhibits and materials! It is very gratifying that the Republic of Uzbekistan also remembers, honors and cherishes in the hearts of people the common feat of our Soviet people!

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Евгений Синин

Level 18 Local Expert

It's a fairly small museum that opened a few years ago. Despite the name, it is more about the participation of Uzbek residents in the war than the victory itself. Multimedia is designed on a level, there are not too many exhibits and they are placed en masse. However, an important topic has been touched upon, for which people bow. PS. entrance to the park at the museum is also paid, tickets are sold at the kiosk near the fence.

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Леухин Василий

Level 11 Local Expert

A good and interesting museum, lots of equipment, interesting installations. A separate department tells about the evacuation of people to Uzbekistan. Museum on the history of the Great Patriotic War.

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Иван Подзоров

Level 9 Local Expert

A wonderful place to remember and honor, there is a wonderful museum inside, and on May 9, Victory Day, there are many impressions of the unity of peoples in this one beautiful place! The best historical place!

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Rich

Level 4 Local Expert

A very impressive museum! The atmosphere is solemn and soulful, the expositions are decorated at the highest level. The guides tell interesting and sincere stories. Definitely worth a visit

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Ирода Пардаева

Level 5 Local Expert

When I was there for the first time, I was very impressed When I saw the photos there, every sculpture, I felt how hard it was, these people went through so many difficulties... The next time I brought the children to let them know about WWII, they were amazed... I wish every resident had been to this park and knew the story, I recommend

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Манзура Ш.

Level 2 Local Expert

It's a very cool, modern and interesting museum. The museum is interesting for both adults and children. Tanks and airplanes, as well as very interesting open-air exhibitions. An ideal place for walking.

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Людмила Виноградова

Level 11 Local Expert

I recommend everyone to visit Victory Park. There are very interesting expositions on the territory of the park, the museum is interestingly decorated. And the most important thing is the people, the staff of the complex. They are very friendly and friendly. Thanks for the memory.

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Odil R

Level 4 Local Expert

I really liked the museum and the park. There you can learn enough about the contribution of the Uzbek people to the common victory.

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liya di

Level 2 Local Expert

We visited the museum on March 29, 2026 at about lunchtime between 12.00-14.00. Unfortunately, the impression of visiting the museum was seriously spoiled by the behavior of Zuhra's employee, who is at the very beginning of the exhibition. My adult son (over 25 years old) spent a little longer looking at an interactive screen with musical accompaniment. Instead of being polite, the employee approached her son and immediately said in a raised voice: "don't go where you don't know!". When I came over to clarify the situation, she repeated this phrase, continued to talk sharply, pointing her finger in her face, came too close, violating her personal space and behaved very aggressively and rudely. This whole unpleasant scene took place in front of other visitors, which put us in an extremely unpleasant position and completely ruined the mood of the visit. To my remark about uncorrected behavior and the need to apologize to my son, she refused and continued to behave impudently, boorishly and rudely. After that, we turned to Gulchehr's boss, opa, who turned out to be a very conscientious and decent employee. She personally apologized for the incident and invited Zuhra's employee to the proceedings. However, even in the presence of the supervisor, the employee continued to deny the obvious facts and give unreliable explanations of the situation, instead of simply acknowledging the incorrect tone of communication with visitors. The apologies, in fact, were made only after the intervention of the supervisor, which also indicates the low communication culture of this employee. It is a pity that in such an interesting museum the impression is spoiled due to the unprofessional behavior of individual employees, in particular Zukhra. I hope the administration will pay attention to this employee, Zuhra, so that this does not happen again.

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Нина

Level 8 Local Expert

Victory Park, I live nearby, 3-4 minutes walk, if you run, then 2 minutes, the park is very nice, interesting, you can book an excursion and listen to what he says, it's interesting on the street, inside the museum, it's interesting, I advise people to go, who haven't been there, go informative, interesting, instructive, especially for children and youth, go for sure, I advise you good luck victory park

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Ильдар Мавлянов

Level 10 Local Expert

Great Victory Park! Everything is done at the highest level. Modern, informative, informative. The museum deserves special admiration.

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840760 Бахтиер

Level 3 Local Expert

The territory of Victory Park is accessible only from the main entrance, although there are three more entrances. But they are closed. Only on May 9th, admission is free and access is from three gates. As an elderly man, I want to take a walk in the park with my wife and grandson every day, sit on a bench, and get some air. But, alas, I can't. I live next door, but on the opposite side from the main entrance. I believe that all gates should be open and admission is free.

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Ulugbek Isabekov

Level 11 Local Expert

I live nearby. The park is the prettiest. Finishing class. The air is 10/10 even in the summer heat. We recently renovated and added a square nearby. I advise you to visit

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Инкогнито 9686

Level 13 Local Expert

A great museum. Everything is located logically, there are pointers everywhere. We did not skimp on mannequins - there are a lot of them and this adds interest to the exposition. There are a lot of videos from archives and various multimedia. The hall with Berlin is a separate large exhibition that can be viewed for hours! A very strong impression! The second floor tells more about the modern military power of Uzbekistan. Clean, beautiful, light....

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Кристофер

Level 30 Local Expert

A modern museum, many exhibits. A decent level and contribution to the memory of that war by the authorities of the Republic.

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Javlonbek Mamatqulov

Level 3 Local Expert

"The garden of victory", when entering this park especially the museum, makes it seem that man fell into the era of the war at that time. The events of that time were battle sagas, manuments as if Real. Pictures of food being sent to war, soldiers, parents,sisters who bless and make them abode. And in the garden there were tanks, samalyots, acops, battle Saxons, as if Real.

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Алексей Заворыкин

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a very nice place. I was on a business trip, I marked it. Done in detail together, with respect. The internal exposition of the museum is impressive. I was also pleased with the old steam locomotive of the OV series in the park.

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Махмуда Султанова

Level 5 Local Expert

I honor the memory of the dead who fought for our current bright lives, and I tell my grandchildren about them so that they can have an idea. They built such a beautiful Victory Park, on such a large territory, that's all good, BUT they took away our park for children, they took away such a large territory where young mothers with strollers walked, and old people walked, they did physical education in the morning, and they blocked it with thick bars, they made the entrance paid, I go out with three children for a walk in the morning and in the evening, I have to pay for 4 people, the eldest daughter, if she comes, then she goes out with us, the youngest will come, and she will also come with us, how much per day should I pay just to walk with my grandchildren??? There are cars everywhere, there's nowhere to sit with the kids, please tell me where we can walk alive??? The new Victory Park is always empty, although make the entrance free and please put benches. And it's a long way to River Park, we have to walk 1 kilometer, cross dangerous roads with kids, it's better not to take risks. But Katagonlar Maidoni is always open to the people, why is Victory Park closed?

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Мутабар Шарипова

Level 12 Local Expert

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Second World War and feel how difficult it was for the people of that era. Children and adults get a lot of knowledge and emotions, as well as a lot of impressions

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Екатерина Пако

Level 14 Local Expert

I really love the park and the museum itself. Realistic, tragic, exciting. There are many layouts, storefronts, photos. It's definitely worth going! The museum staff are very responsive and friendly.

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Кирилл Бондаренко

Level 6 Local Expert

I really liked it, we were the whole family. The children are delighted, especially liked the fact that you can climb the tanks and spin the guns. A very good museum, I recommend it.

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Marhamat Samad

Level 6 Local Expert

You should definitely visit this place. At least once in my life. Because there are very interesting exhibits and excerpts from the history of our country and our ancestors. Inside the park there is a very beautiful, cozy and well-maintained area for walking.

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Странник

Level 9 Local Expert

Very clean and tidy park!!! Lots of greenery, flowers. The waterfall is beautiful. The museum in the park is extremely interesting. Tanks and planes, trenches. Everything is at the highest level!👍👍👍

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Саодат Ядгарова

Level 5 Local Expert

Interesting and informative. It is advisable to arrive on cloudy days, it is difficult to walk in the park on a sunny day. We didn't have time to look at everything, we'll come back again.

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Ivan M.

Level 9 Local Expert

I liked the park myself, interesting locations, different types of tanks, guns and airplanes. There are also akopes, monuments and other different types of military paraphernalia. The park itself looks fresh, large open areas (it will be hot in summer), Soviet music is playing everywhere, plus in places the sounds of shooting create wildlife for military decorative objects. It's worth going and seeing at least once. Relationships. A friend came from Russia (CIS), the price should have been 20t for the park, but they demanded 30t sums from a foreigner. The difference with the museum is 30 (CIS), 50 (foreign) Although, he was born here and he should have been allowed into the park for 4t. By the way, the price difference, as for me, is not commensurate. Minus for the staff and prices.

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Тимур Джаникулов

Level 4 Local Expert

It's a very nice museum. Everything is well placed. A good example for our children, so that they do not forget what their lives are provided with. What their grandfathers fought for.

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Мунаввар Номозова

Level 3 Local Expert

The ekispanats, whose history is laid out about the glorious war ,are very beautifully worked and depict the oppressed squeezed loved ones in that circle going to war, dying and independent .A place where the family can rest . I walk with my little girl for the proximity of our home.Holidays will be 👍

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Мария Иванищева

Level 15 Local Expert

A very interesting interactive park. Children really like to run in the trenches. A cool museum, tells about the events of the Great Patriotic War

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Чингиз Бабамуратов

Level 16 Local Expert

There are many exhibits. There are many awards on display.

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Нигина Незаметдинова

Level 4 Local Expert

A chic museum. Exhibits and battle scenes, the hospital, plunge you into that period of time. The feeling of gratitude to my grandfather and other soldiers who fought for our peace of mind increases even more

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Ольга Галимова

Level 4 Local Expert

A wonderful museum! The abundance of rare exhibits, design, decoration is amazing. Just a delight! Thanks to the families of the heroes who gave the museum rare photographs, paintings of front-line artists,

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Юлия Чепурная

Level 11 Local Expert

Very touching! The monument to the warrior's mother is a combination of love and courage! It is impossible to visit without tears. And a wonderfully executed walk of fame!

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Александр Чураков

Level 8 Local Expert

A large memorial complex with a museum, tanks and airplanes in the open air. There are interactive travel guides and audio guides. A place that tells about the great feat of people and their contribution to victory, about the horrors of war, thousands of deaths. Never again! No war!

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Museum of Victory

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