Toqi Sarrofon

Toqi Sarrofon, built in 1534-1535, is a historic architectural monument in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, serving as a key trade center for money exchange during the Shaybanid dynasty. This dome-shaped structure, known as the 'money changers' dome,' features a unique 'four-arch' design and was once home to shops, a mosque, and a bathhouse. It reflects the rich history of Bukhara as a hub for private entrepreneurship and currency exchange. Visitors can explore its restored inscriptions and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of handicraft workshops and trade stalls that operate within its walls today.