Grand Hotel (2) – Tehran

Carpet Museum of Iran – Tehran

Carpet Museum is one of the museums in Tehran. This museum was built to the order of Farah Pahlavi and opened on 22nd of Bahman 1356. The building of the museum has an interesting architecture. Its exterior design is in the form of a carpet loom ...

Imamzadeh Yahya Mausoleum – Tehran

This mausoleum is placed in the Oodlajan sector in Imamzadeh Yahya Alley. In the year 1320 AH, this structure was renovated and repaired according to the original old plan with the same dimensions. In this mausoleum an antique chest is placed over ...

Ghanbarali Khaan and Other Mosque – Tehran

Other old mosques that can be mentioned are: Qanbar Ali Khan Mosque, the Moshir-ol-Saltaneh Mosque, the Seyed Azizollah Mosque and the mosque and school of Sheikh Abdol Hossein.

Sangan Waterfall – Tehran

Sangan Village is a mountainous and very beautiful village on Kan Road, in the north west of Tehran and a bit upper than Sulqan and has a beautiful waterfall and shrine. Sangan is one of the valleys of the region filled with water. Few waterfalls ...

Fazel Iraqi House – Tehran

Fazel Iraqi’s house is from Qajar dynasty and is located in Tehran, West to Ferdowsi Square, and this relic was registered as one of Iran’s national relics in January 31th, 1999 with the registration number of 2568. This house is endowed by ...

Zahirodoleh Graveyard – Tehran

This graveyard is located in Darband Avenue in a garden with an area covering 3,000 sq. m. It is the resting abode of many artists and poets such as "Rahi Mo'ayeri", "Iraj Mirza" and "Furooq Farokhzad".

Mellat Park – Tehran

Mellat Park is located in the north of Tehran. This park is constrained to Jame Jam Street from north, to Niayesh Street from south, to Valiasr Avenue from south and to Seol Avenue from west (Enqelab club). Mellat Park is considered as one of the ...

Seyed Nasr-edin Mausoleum – Tehran

This mausoleum is located in Khayam Avenue, between Imam Khomeini St. and Mohammadieh Square In the year 993 AH. It is the oldest date seen on a long wooden slab affixed in this mausoleum. The embossed inscription is in the Thulth script.