Boulevard (Bolvar) Hotel – Tehran

Tochal Slope – Tehran

This slope being 3,500 m. above sea-level is located in the fifth station of Tochal Tele Cabin. At the end of this station there are also many restaurants and resting facilities.

Ebne Baboye Graveyard – Tehran

This old graveyard covers an area of 9.5 hectares. Its the resting abode of known personalities such as Mirzadeh Eshqi (a great revolutionary poet), Dehkhoda (a literary scholar and writer of the dictionary by the same name).

Dowlat Graveyard – Tehran

This Graveyard with an area of 2,000 sq m. is located in Dowlat Avenue. The date of the last burial taken place here was about 50 years ago which was a commemoration of World War II.

Eshrat Abad Palace and Garrison – Tehran

This Palace was constructed under the order of Naseredin Shah in the year 1291 AH. and is located to the north east of Tehran, in the Eshrat Abad sector, beyond the Shemiran Gate way. This Kolah Farangi edifice of Eshrat Abad is in four storeys with ...

Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art – Tehran

This museum began its cultural and art activities in 1356 on a land with an area of 2000 square meters and green and beautiful area known as Statue Park with valuable statues of Iranian famous contemporary artists. Inspired by Iranian traditional ...

Darvazeh Nou and other historical places – Tehran

Other historical remnants in the province are as follows: Darvazeh Nou or Darvazeh Mohammadiyeh in Tehran, Tappeh Meel on the Meel Road (Varamin), (Tappeh means hillock), Tappeh Kahrizak, Tappeh Komail and Khallariz in Ray, Tappeh Hissarak and ...

Sorkheh Hesar Palace – Tehran

Sorkheh (Ruby) Hesar castle is one of the castles of the east of Tehran during the Naser al-Din Shah of Qajar which was built in the 39th anniversary of his reign. Sorkheh castle was consisted of external castle and royal Harems. Ruby castle ...

Aqa Mausoleum – Tehran

This structure was constructed in 13th century AH. and is the resting abode of Seyed Abdol Qasem Imami (The Friday Prayer Leader of Tehran) during the Qajar era.