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A beloved pedestrian boulevard in central Tashkent, Broadway Alley links Amir Temur and Independence Squares. Lined with tall trees, café seating, and lively street vendors, it’s a hub for locals and tourists alike. By day, artists sell paintings, crafts, and offer bike rides; by night, street musicians and performers bring a festive atmosphere—making it the perfect place to stroll, shop, eat, and soak in the city’s creative spirit.
Also known as Sayilgoh Street or “Brodik,” it’s a pedestrian walkway filled with cafés, art stalls, vendors, and street performers—connecting two of Tashkent’s most famous squares.
The name is inspired by New York’s Broadway, reflecting its lively pedestrian culture and artistic vibe, where people stroll, relax, and enjoy various performances .
Enjoy bike rentals, portrait artists, live music, table games like chess, shops, stalls selling crafts, and cafés for a relaxed break day or night .
Absolutely! Families stroll through the shady walkway while children enjoy street performances and games. It’s a safe and welcoming environment year-round .
Evenings are especially charming—lights are on, musicians play, and the atmosphere is festive. However, daytime visits are also lovely for browsing booths and enjoying outdoor seating .