What types of Event Venues are available in Uzbekistan?
Whether you’re looking for historic sites steeped in tradition, modern facilities equipped with state-of-the-art technology, or picturesque outdoor locations, Uzbekistan has something to offer for every occasion. In this section, we’ll explore the different types of event venues in Uzbekistan available across the country, helping you find the perfect setting for your next event.
How much does it cost to rent an Event Venue in Uzbekistan?
What factors should I consider when choosing an Event Venue in Uzbekistan?
Additionally, the venue’s ambiance, reputation, and cost are important elements to evaluate. Careful assessment of these factors will help you choose a venue that meets your specific requirements.
What are the best Event Venues in Uzbekistan?
Each venue offers unique features, from modern facilities in urban centers to historic sites that provide a glimpse into the country’s rich heritage. Scenic outdoor venues are perfect for those seeking a natural backdrop, while well-equipped indoor venues provide convenience and versatility.
Discover our carefully selected top 7 event venues in Uzbekistan and what makes them stand out.
Congress Hall, Samarkand
UNESCO will hold their next General Assembly here in 2025, acknowledging the historical and cultural significance of Samarkand, its Silk Road heritage, and the appeal of its UNESCO World Heritage Site.
There are 12 conference and meeting halls within the Congress Hall building, all of which are named after precious and semi-precious stones. On the same site you’ll also find the Expo Centre and multiple four- and five-star hotels so you can accommodate all your event attendees within walking distance.
The Congress Hall is 15 minutes away from Samarkand International Airport and a short drive from the city’s UNESCO-listed centre.
The Eternal City, Samarkand
Described by its creators as “the future business card of the culture of Uzbekistan,” the complex is inspired by the history of the Silk Road and includes replica buildings.
The Congress Hall is 20 minutes away from Samarkand International Airport and also easily accessible from the railway station.
Uz Expo Centre, Tashkent
Tashkent International Tourism Fair (TITF) is held here annually, and it is also popular for large events for the agriculture, textiles, and mining sectors.
Uz Expo Centre is in central Tashkent, a 20-minute drive from Tashkent International Airport and a short walk from Bodomzor metro station.
Congress Hall at Hilton Tashkent City, Tashkent
The Congress Hall is attached to the Hilton Tashkent City, and together they offer 80,000m² of multi-functional space, plus surrounding landscapes.
The Congress Hall is in central Tashkent, a 20-minute drive from Tashkent International Airport and close to the Uzbekiston metro station.
Hyatt Regency, Tashkent
Hyatt Regency was the first international brand to open a 5* hotel in Tashkent, and it has established itself as the hotel of choice for business travellers.
The hotel has 2,300 sqm of flexible event and meeting facilities, including a 855 sqm ballroom in its own building. The meeting rooms have flexible layouts, accommodating boardroom and theatre formats as well as drinks receptions. Guests also can enjoy the beautiful outdoor terrace which has stunning views over the remarkably green city.
The Hyatt Regency is a 25-minute drive from Tashkent International Airport, and 8 minutes from Tashkent’s main railway station.
Courtyard by Marriott, Tashkent
The stylish upstairs bar feels like a private library and is a popular spot for small product launches and drinks receptions.
Courtyard by Marriott is a 4* hotel built to 5* specifications, which has earned it a loyal customer base amongst guests and MICE organisers alike. The grand ballroom dominates the 8th floor and has panoramic views of the neighbourhood; and there are a total of seven meeting rooms. The high quality of the Marriott’s on-site catering is another of the venue’s strengths.
Courtyard by Marriott is on the southern side of the city centre, an 8-minute drive from Tashkent International Airport.
Palace of International Forums, Tashkent
The Palace of International Forums stands on the iconic Amir Timur Square in the very centre of Tashkent, next door to the famous Brutalist monument, Hotel Uzbekistan.
It takes 15 minutes to drive from Tashkent International Airport to the Palace of International Forums, and there is a metro station on Amir Timur Square.
MICE Magazine in collaboration with Sophie Ibbotson and Kamila Erkaboyeva
