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Swimming Pools in Tashkent and Uzbekistan

Basen.uz is a free catalog of swimming pools in Tashkent and across Uzbekistan. The database currently holds 140+ venues, from small open-air pools in a fitness club yard to large aquaparks with slides and pools at five-star hotels. Every pool lists current prices, opening hours, address, map coordinates, phone numbers and photos, so you can pick a place to swim without calling around. The site answers a simple problem: information about pools is usually scattered across chat groups and map listings where prices and hours are often out of date. Basen.uz solves it by checking each venue by hand on a regular basis rather than scraping unverified sources.

What kinds of pools are listed

The catalog is split into 6 categories. Open-air pools (46) are the largest group — summer complexes with terraces and lounge areas that run from May to September; most of them are in Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara, where there's room for a spacious site with parking. Indoor pools (35) operate year-round regardless of the weather and suit regular training and winter swim lessons. Children's pools (12) are designed for kids from age 3, with shallow water, warm temperatures and play areas. Sport pools (21), such as the Olympic Sport Complex or Chekhov Sport Club, offer Olympic-length lanes for serious training and competition prep. Hotel pools (30), including Radisson Blu, Wyndham and Lotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace, are often open not just to guests but to outside visitors for a separate fee. Aquaparks (22) are the most entertainment-focused category: slides, wave pools and separate zones for children and adults; some, like Monako, run year-round, but most are seasonal from May to September. Splitting the catalog this way saves time by ruling out what doesn't fit: if you want to train, you don't have to scroll past aquaparks, and if you're planning a family weekend, you don't have to compare lane pools that were never meant for it.