Metro station "Independence Square"

“Mustaqillik Maidoni” or “Independence Square” is the name of one of the stations of the Tashkent metro. Refers to the Chilanzar line. It began work in November 1977. It was originally called Lenin Square. Several architects worked on the project at once - Adamov, Adylova, Adylov and Popov. The platform is 102 meters long. Eight-sided columns of white marble, granite floor with national patterns, high ceilings, crystal chandeliers in the domes create an atmosphere of solemnity. The monumental panel above the entrance attracts attention with its monolithic nature. The station has two entrances to the city. This is the heart of the city. Going out at this station, you can get to the square itself, see the Ministry of Finance, the National Security Service, the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, the National Library of Uzbekistan named after Alisher Navoi, the State Museum of History and other attractions. Wonderful shops, restaurants, bars are waiting for their visitors.

You can get from any point of the city by metro or city transport.