Sadriddin Aini House Museum

The Sadriddin Aini House Museum is a monument to the work of the great Tajik writer, who made an invaluable contribution to the development of literature in Central Asia. The house museum preserves the living rooms and offices in which the writer created his novels and novels.

Sadriddin Aini's house is located in the old city center of Samarkand opposite Registan Square. The writer lived here from 1917 to 1952.

Two of Sadriddin Aini's workrooms have been preserved in the museum house. It was here that the works that brought world fame to the genre of Uzbek literature were created – "Odin", "Old School", "Slaves", "Death of a Pawnbroker", "Mukanna Uprising", "Yatim".

In the house museum, you can view objects from the pre-revolutionary era that characterize the traditional way of life of the Tajik family of those years.