Palace of International Forums Uzbekistan

"Palace of International Forums “Uzbekistan” – A Landmark of Modern Elegance.

Located on Amir Timur Square in the heart of Tashkent, the Palace of International Forums "Uzbekistan" stands as one of the capital’s most prestigious and striking architectural landmarks. Opened in 2009, the palace symbolizes Uzbekistan’s commitment to international cooperation, diplomacy, and cultural exchange. With its fusion of classical Islamic motifs and sleek modern lines, the building offers a stunning visual experience both inside and out.

The exterior features white marble cladding, elegant columns, and a vast dome crowned with national motifs—reflecting a blend of tradition and progress. Inside, visitors are greeted by an opulent interior, with glittering chandeliers, grand staircases, and lavishly decorated halls. The main auditorium, with a capacity of over 2,000 seats, hosts major international conferences, state ceremonies, concerts, and exhibitions.

Although it is primarily a government venue and not always open for public tours, visitors can admire the Palace of Forums from the outside while strolling through Amir Timur Square. It is particularly captivating at night, when the palace is beautifully illuminated, offering great photo opportunities.

For travelers interested in contemporary Uzbek architecture and national pride, the Palace of International Forums "Uzbekistan" is a powerful symbol of a nation rooted in ancient heritage."

Lefteris Stamatelatos

"International Forums Hall in Tashkent is a stunning venue that perfectly blends elegance and functionality.

I had the pleasure of visiting for Alessandro Safina’s concert, and the experience was unforgettable. The hall’s acoustics are outstanding, enhancing every note of his powerful performance.

The seating arrangement is comfortable and provides a clear view from almost every angle. The ambiance is sophisticated, and the staff ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees. A truly world-class venue for concerts and events!"

Nodir Khalilov

"Strikingly beautiful and surprisingly massif building. Also next to hotel Uzbekistan when viewing timur square"

Matt Holmes