The Registan Square is the heart of Samarkand. It appeared as a centre of crafts and trade long before the Mongol invasion.
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Madrasah was a Muslim educational institution where clergymen, statesmen and scientists were trained. The ensemble of the three madrasahs is a unique example of town planning and an excellent model of architectural design of the main square of the city.
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