Iran Places: 105 Best Places to Visit in Iran. Iran is a landlocked country in the western part of the Persian Gulf region of West Asia. It is bordered on the west by Iraq, on the northwest by Turkey, on the north by Azerbaijan, on the east by Afghanistan, on the southeast by Pakistan, and on the south by the Gulf of Oman.
It is the 17th largest country in the world and has approximately 90 million people. The capital and largest city of Iran is Tehran, with a metropolitan area of approximately 16 million people.
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1. Tehran
Located in the north of Iran, the capital of Iran is Teheran. The Qajar dynasty’s seat of power was in the central Golestan palace complex, with its opulent rooms and marble throne.
The National Jewelry Museum houses many of the jewels worn by Qajar rulers. The National Museum of Iran houses artifacts dating back to the Paleolithic era. Views from the Milad Tower offer panoramic views of the city. – Iran Places
2. Azadi Tower
Azadi Tower is a landmark in Azadi Square, Tehran, Iran. The tower is one of the main landmarks of the city and marks the western entrance to the city. The tower is part of the Azadi Cultural Complex, which also includes the underground museum. – Iran Places
3. Tabiat Bridge
The Tabi’at Bridge is one of the biggest pedestrian overpasses in the city of Teheran, Iran. It is 270 meters long and links two public parks, Taleghani Park, and Abo’Atash Park, by spanning the Modarres expressway. The Persian word habitat means “nature”. – Iran Places
4. Milad Tower
The Tower of Milad, also called the Tower of Teheran, is a multipurpose tower in Teheran, Iran. The Tower of Milad is the 6th Tallest Tower in the World and the 1st Telecommunication Tower in the World in terms of the Use Area of the Top Structure. The Tower is the Tallest in Iran and the 24th Tallest Freestanding Tower in the World. – Iran Places
5. Treasury of National Jewels
Treasury of National Jewels is a national jewelry museum in Iran. The museum reopened in 1992 after being closed for many years. The TNI is affiliated with the Central Bank of Iran. The TNI stores and displays Iranian National Jewels, acting as their legal guardian. – Iran Places
6. Niavaran Palace Complex
NIAVARAN PRINCIPAL COMBINATION is a historic palace complex located in the Shemiran area of north Tehran, Iran. The complex consists of several historical buildings and monuments that date back to the Qajar, Pahlavi, and Qutb eras. The complex traces its roots back to a garden located in the area of Niavaran that was used as the summer residence of Fath Ali Shah of the Qajar Dynasty from 1772 to 1834.
The garden was later transformed into a pavilion by Naser ed din Shah from 1831 to 1896, which was originally known as Niavaran but later changed its name to Saheb Qaranie. The pavilion of Shah Ad-din Shah was constructed in the late Shah era. – Iran Places
7. Golestan Palace
Golestan Palace is one of the oldest palaces in Iran. Built in the 6th century, it was extensively renovated in the 17th and 18th centuries, and restored in 1865. Today, it is the official Qajar royal complex in Teheran. – Iran Places
8. Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
TMOCA is one of the biggest art museums in Teheran and Iran, with a collection of over 3,000 pieces, including world-class 19th & 20th century European & American Paintings, Prints, Drawings, and sculptures. TMOCA also holds one of the largest collections of Iranian Modern and Contemporary Art.
TMOCA was established in 1977 by Empress Farah Pahlavi, just a few years before the revolution. It has the most valuable collection of modern western masterpieces outside of Europe & North America. – Iran Places
9. Tochal Telecabin
The Tochal Telecabin is one of the longest gondola lines in the world, reaching a height of 7500 m. It began in 1974 with the project’s construction by Bahman Batmuradj and associates and was opened to the public in 1978.
The line begins at the height of 1900 m in Velenjak valley, north of Tehran. The last station is at 3740 m, close to the main ridge of Tochal Mountain.
The gondola lift serves as an access point to ski resorts and other recreation centers on Tochal Mountain. The lines are equipped with upgraded safety standards so that families and athletes can enjoy the ride and other facilities. – Iran Places
10. Tajrish Traditional Bazaar
Tajrish traditional bazaar is an old and colorful bazaar that makes everyone feel like walking in old Tehran. The architecture of this bazaar has been developed over the years, but the authentic old texture has been kept intact. Some colorful fruits and vegetables attract the eye.
There are several other items that this bazaar sells. You will not leave empty-handed because you have money in your pocket. The irresistible charming commodities are excellent Persian souvenirs for your loved ones. – Iran Places
11. Negarestan Museum Garden
One of the most important historical and cultural places in Tehran is the Negarestan Garden. Located in the heart of the city, this garden is an important tourist attraction for tourists who are interested in the history and culture of Iran. The garden’s history is intertwined with that of the University of Tehran and the famous Iranian painter, Kamal-ol Molk. After all, it’s a beautiful place for a stroll and to learn about 19th to 20th-century Iranian architecture.
In one of the halls is a museum dedicated to the renowned Iranian painter, Muhammad Qaffari, also known as Kamal-ol Molk. He founded the fine arts school on the garden’s territory. As a result, the exhibition contains his works and the works of his two generations of students. – Iran Places
12. Mellat Park
Mellat Park, also known as Nation Park, is a city park located in the northern part of Teheran, Iran. One of the largest parks in the city, it is located near Valiasr Street at the base of Alborz mountain on the east side and extends to Chamran expressway and Seoul Street on the west side. – Iran Places
13. Park Shahr
City Park is a 26-hectare urban park situated in the heart of Teheran, Iran. It was the first urban park in Teheran. City Park is bordered on the north by Faysal Bakhsh Street, on the west by Hafez Street, on the south by Behesht Street, and on the east by Khayyam Street. – Iran Places
14. Moghaddam Museum House
The Moghadam House, also known as the Moghadam Museum House of the University of Teheran, is a late Qajar-era residence in Teheran. It was the home of Ehtesaba al-Molk and the Moghaddam family. Today, it is a museum of historical artifacts. – Iran Places
15. National Museum of Iran
The Museum of Ancient Iran is Iran’s first and oldest museum. It is situated on the western side of Mashhad Square in Teheran. The museum was built by a French architect, Andre Godard, for the Reza Shah in 1934. It was inaugurated on May 11th. – Iran Places
16. Glassware and Ceramic Museum of Iran
The Glassware and Ceramic Museum of Iranian or simply Abgineh Museum is situated at 30 Tir Street, Tehran, Iran. The complex was the private residence of the former prime minister, Ahmed Qavam, from 1921 to 1951. The complex also served as the Egyptian Embassy of Iran for 7 years. – Iran Places
17. Isfahan
Isfahan is the capital of Isfahan Province, located in central Iran. The city is renowned for its rich Persian architectural heritage. The 17th-century Ali Qapu Mosque, the largest in Isfahan, houses the Imam (Shah). The dome and the minarets are adorned with mosaics and calligrafs.
The Ali Qapu palace, constructed for Shah Abbas at the end of the 16th century, features a music room as well as a verandah with a view of the square’s fountains. The Sheikh Lotfollah mosque in Isfahan is renowned for its elaborate tiling. – Iran Places
18. Manar Jonban
Molnar Jonban is a Sufi shrine built on the grave of Ama Abdullah Sukhla, a Sufi abbot from Isfahan. Abdullah Sukhla is the Sufi abbot of Isfahan. The Sufi name of Amu Abdullah al-Kharadani also knows him. – Iran Places
19. Imam Ali Mosque
The Ali Minaret is one of the oldest historical monuments in Isfahan. It is located near Ali mosque. The Ali minaret dates back to the 11th century. It is 52 meters high and is the second tallest historical monument in Isfahan next to Sarban Minaret. – Iran Places
20. Fire Temple of Isfahan
The Isfahan Fire Temple is an archaeological site that dates back to the Sassanid era. It is situated on the Isfahan Hill of the same name, about 8 kilometers west of Isfahan city center in Iran. – Iran Places
21. Isfahan Music Museum
The first private museum dedicated to traditional music in Iran was opened on December 2, 2015, in Isfahan. The museum was founded by two well-known Iranian musicians, Mehrdad Jeihooni and Shahriar Shokrani. – Iran Places
22. Hasht Behesht Palace
hash behest or hash-behest is one of the 17th-century pavilions in the city of Isfahan in Iran. Built on the orders of the 8th Shah of the Safavid Empire, Suleiman, it was primarily a private pavilion on the famous Charbagh Street in Isfahan. – Iran Places
23. Isfahan Seashell Museum
It is one of the best places to visit when visiting Esfahan. It is a beautiful collection of seashells with various types and good written descriptions and explanations. It is located in a garden and is the best alternative plan in town.
When you visit the collection owner, you will get to know the special characteristics of each shell in detail, which the owner will explain to you with great care and understanding. – Iran Places
24. Aali Qapu Palace
Ali Qapu Palace also known as the ‘Grand Ali Qapu’ or ‘Ali Qapu,’ is an ancient imperial palace located in Isfahan Iran. It is situated on the west side of the ‘Jahan-e Jahan’ opposite the ‘Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque’ and was originally designed as a huge portal entrance to the ‘Grand Palace’ stretching from the ‘Naqsh’e Jahan Square to the ‘Chahar Baq Boulevard.
The ‘Grand’ Palace was the official residence of the ‘Persian Emperors’ of the ‘Safavid’. Ali Qapu Palace and ‘Jahan’ Square have been inscribed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO due to their cultural and historical significance. – Iran Places
25. Jame’a Mosque of Isfahan
Jāmeh mosque of Isfahan or Jāme’ mosque of isfahān is one of the most important mosques of Isfahan and one of the largest mosques of Islam in Iran. It is also called the Atiq mosque or Jāmeh mosque and Friday mosque of Isfahan. The mosque is located in the southwest wing of Isfahan.
You can also find the Grand Bazaar in Isfahan near the mosque. The mosque has been continuously built, reconstructed, and expanded on the site from about 771 until the late 20th century. It has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 2012. – Iran Places
26. Naqsh-e Jahan Square
Naqshe Jahan Square is a square in Isfahan that was constructed between 1598 to 1629 and is one of the World Heritage Sites of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. It covers an area of 160 m2 by 560 m2 and has an area of 89,000 sq ft.
It is also known as Shah Square or Imam Square. The square is encircled by Safavid-era buildings, and the Shah Mosque is located on its south side. On the western side is Ali Qapu Palace. Sheikh Lotf Allah mosque is located on the east side of the square, and the northern side is the Qeysery Gate, which opens into the Isfahan Grand Bazaar. Today the Muslim Friday prayer is held at the Shah Mosque. – Iran Places
27. Shah Mosque
The Shah Mosque, also known as the Qods Mosque or Qods Mosque, is one of the most beautiful mosques in Iran. It stands on the southern side of Isfahan Square and was built in 1611 under the orders of the Persian shah, Shah Abbas I. It is considered one of the finest examples of Persian architecture during the Islamic era, and is one of the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Iran, alongside the famous Qods Mosque.
A view of the Shah Mosque from the south, as seen from Qods SquareThe Royal Mosque, built in 1611 by the Shah of Persia, was one of the finest mosques in Iran at the time. It is renowned for its beautiful seven-color mosaic tiles and its calligraphic inscription. In 2022, the mosque was found to be damaged. – Iran Places
28. Vank Cathedral – Armenian Apostolic Church
The Cathedral of the Holy Saviour, also known as The Church of the Holy Sisters, is one of the most important churches in Isfahan. It is situated in the new Julfa quarter of the city. The name “Vank”, which means “monastery” or “convent” in the Aramaic language, is used to refer to the church. – Iran Places
29. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque
The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, built in 1603 and completed in 1619, is one of the most important pieces of Iranian architecture. It was built during the reign of the Safavids and stands on the east side of the Naqshi Jahan Square in Esfahan. – Iran Places
30. Khajoo Bridge
Khaju Bridge, also known as Khaju Weir or Khaju Bridge, is one of the historic bridges on the Zayanderud River, the biggest river on the Iranian Plateau in the Iranian city of Isfahan. It connects the Khaju Quarter on the north bank of Zayanderud and the Zoroastrian Quarter on the south bank. – Iran Places
31. Si-o-Se Pol
This bridge, also known as the “33 Persian” bridge, is the oldest of the eleven historic bridges on the “Zayanderud” river, the biggest river of the “Iran Plateau”, in the Iranian city of Isfahan. Built in the 17th century, it serves as a bridge and dam and is a popular place for people to gather and relax.
It is considered one of the best examples of Safavid architecture in Iran. The bridge was built under the guidance of the 5th Safavid King Abbas I, who was originally from Georgia and was named after him. It served as a link between the elite mansions in the city and the important Armenian neighborhood of “New Julfa”. – Iran Places
32. Chehel Sotoon Palace
The chisel cotton is situated in the center of the park at the opposite end of the long pool in Ispahan, Iran. It was constructed for Shah Abbas II for his parties and receptions. – Iran Places
33. Shiraz
The city of Shiraz, located in the south-central part of Iran, is renowned for its literary heritage and its many gardens. It is home to the marble tomb of Hafez, which sits in its private garden. In the eastern part of the city, the Saadi Mausoleunge of Shiraz houses the tomb of Saadi, which is a mosaic-mosaic-tiled crypt with an underground swimming pool. In the northeast, the city of Shiraz is home to the ruins of Persepolis the capital of what is now the northeastern region of Iran, with its huge gates, columns, and frescoes. – Iran Places
34. Nasir al-Mulk Mosque
The Pink Mosque of Shiraz is one of the oldest mosques in Shiraz Iran. The Pink Mosque is located next to the Shiraz Mosque. The Pink Mosque was built during the Qajar Dynasty of Iran. It features a large amount of colored glass on the facade. The Pink Mosque also features other traditional features such as the panj kasse design. – Iran Places
35. Tomb of Hafez
Haftaz Tomb is a complex of open pavilions erected on Shiraz’s northern edge in commemoration of the renowned Persian poet, Hafez. These open pavilions are located in Musalla Gardens, north of Shiraz’s seasonal river, and house the tomb’s marble walls. – Iran Places
36. Eram Garden
Eram Garden is an ancient Persian garden located in Shiraz, Fars province, Iran. Eram Garden and its building are situated on the northern bank of the Khoshk River. – Iran Places
37. Vakil Bazaar
Vakil bazaar is Shiraz’s main bazaar. It is situated in the historic center of Shiraz. The first bazaar in Shiraz was founded by the Buywayhid in the eleventh century AD. It was mainly built by Atabak of Fars. It was not until the 18th century that the bazaar was named after the Karim Khan of Zand. – Iran Places
38. Shahcheragh Holy Shrine
Shah Cheragh, also known as King of the Light, is a 12th-century mausoleum and funeral monument and religious complex in ShirazIran. The complex is centered around Sayyid Ahmad’s mausoleum, which is known locally as the “King of the Light Mausoleum” hence the building’s name. The site is Iran’s 363rd national monument. The first structure over Sayyid Ahmed ibn Musa’s grave was built during the 13th century, during the Salghurid dynasty, by the minister.
He built a dome over his grave and a porch over it. According to local folklore, the grave was discovered when a light appeared above it, which attracted the attention of the inhabitants, who reported what they had seen to the minister. The mausoleum remained in this condition for many years, until the Injuids took over. – Iran Places
39. Saadi Tomb
The tomb of Saadi is a Persian poet’s burial place in Shiraz, Iran. Saadi is buried in the Khanqah at the present-day location. Saadi was born and died in Shiraz. He was the last living Persian poet to be buried at the Khanqah. The tomb was built for him by the 13th-century vassal, Abaqa Qadhafi’s vizir, Shams Al-Din Jufayni. – Iran Places
40. Qavam House
Qavam house is a historic and traditional Shiraz house and garden. Built between 1879 to 1886, Qavam House retains the high-class elegance and refinement of 19th-century families. The low-ceiling paintings on the walls of Qavam House draw inspiration from the high-class Europe of the Victorian era. – Iran Places
41. Vakil Mosque
Vakil Mosque is a mosque located in Shiraz in southern Iran. The mosque is located west of the entrance of Vakil Bazaar. The mosque was constructed from 1751 to 1773 during the Zand period but was restored in the 19th century under Qajar. – Iran Places
42. Vakil Historical Bath
Vakil Bath or Wakil Bath, also known as Wakil Hammam, is an ancient public bath in Shiraz Iran. It is situated on the western side of Vakil Mosque. Vakil Bath was one of the royal districts built during the reign of Karim Zand, which also includes Karim Khan’s Arg, Karim Khan Bazaar, Karim Khan Mosque, and many other administrative buildings. – Iran Places
43. Quran Gate
Qur’an Gate, also known as Shiraz Gate, is a historical gate in Shiraz, North Province, Iran. The gate is situated at the northeast entrance of Shiraz. It is situated on the road leading to Shiraz and the city of Isfahan. The entrance to Shiraz is situated between Baba Kouhi Mountain and Chehel Maqam Mountain near Allahu Aashlargorge. – Iran Places
44. Afif Abad Garden
GULSHAN GARDEN, formerly known as AFIF-ABAD GARDEN, is an open-air museum complex located in Shiraz Iran. Built in 1863, the complex includes a former royal residence, a museum of historical weapons, and an open-air Persian garden. The complex is located in the wealthy Afif-abad neighborhood of Shiraz.– Iran Places
45. Pars Museum
The Pars Museum is a museum located in Shiraz in Fars Province, Southern Iran. The museum was established in 1936 under the leadership of Shah Reza Pahlavi. Located in Nazar Garden, the octagonal building hosted royal visitors during the Zand Dynasty of Iran. The building was also used for official ceremonies. – Iran Places
46. Shiraz Grand Hotel
Shiraz Grand Hotel: The Ultimate Luxury & Comfort Suites in Shiraz. Shiraz is one of the most fascinating cities in Iran. It is renowned for its history, culture, and natural beauty. Our hotel is the perfect place to stay if you are looking for a luxurious and comfortable stay in Shiraz.
Shiraz Grand Hotel is located in the heart of Shiraz, one of the most beautiful cities in Iran. Whether you are coming for business or pleasure, our staff is ready to provide you with the best services and make sure your stay in Shiraz is perfect. – Iran Places
47. Delgosha Garden
Delgosha Garden is one of Shiraz’s historical gardens, located near the tomb of Sa’di, and dates back to the Sassanid era of the Persian Empire. It was one of Shiraz’s most famous gardens during the Safavid dynasty. Several buildings in the garden were built during the Qajar Dynasty. – Iran Places
48. Haft Khan Restaurant
Haft Khan Restaurant Shiraz is a luxury restaurant in Shiraz. Each floor of this restaurant is dedicated to a particular type of food. This restaurant has been named after the Persian word “Haft” which means dish. In Persian literature, the word Khan also means tablecloth and dish. This restaurant offers a complete collection of Persian and French dishes, fast food, and coffee shops for all tastes.
The layout and decor of each floor change depending on the type of food that is served in it. This restaurant provides a comfortable and ideal environment for the guests. This complex includes special halls for celebrations, seminars, VIP halls, and even a photography studio to record your unforgettable moments in this complex. – Iran Places
49. Yazd
Yazd is the capital city and largest city in Yazd Province, Iran. Located 270 km southeast of Isfahan, Yazd had a population of 529,673 at the 2016 census. In 2017, Yazd was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. – Iran Places
50. Markar Square
Markar Clock Tower (Markar-e-Sar-e-Markar is a historical clock tower located at Yazd, Yazd Province, Iran. The clock tower was constructed on 26 October 1942. The cost for the construction of the clock tower was paid by a Zoroastrian from India by the name of Pashutanji Marker.
Markar Clock Tower, also known as Borj-e sa’at-e Markar is situated in the center of the marker clock plaza. The Clock Tower is located at the center of Iran Coordately. – Iran Places
51. Alexander’s Prison
Alexander’s Prison is the former Ziaie School, which was built 8 centuries ago, in 631, according to the Islamic Calendar. It used to be a classroom with teachers and students. It was believed that Alexander’s expatriates were kept in Yazd, which makes sense since Yazd was a remote city at the time, and pretty much deserted compared to modern cities.
Some people believe that Ziaie School was turned into a prison when Alexander invaded Iran and that it was used to keep the governmental figures of the day. According to reliable sources, when the school was destroyed, a huge hole was created in one of its parts. It was assumed that the hole was a prison hole, and thus, the idea of Alexander’s Prison was revived.
During pre-renovation studies, it was discovered that the hole was caused by the construction of underground water pipe networks. Therefore, not only does Alexander’s Prison disprove all the ideas of a prison, but it can also be seen as evidence of Iranian intelligence in ancient times. – Iran Places
52. Lariha House Museum
Lariha house is the most beautiful house in Yazd that shows the art of Iran’s architecture to the whole world. Lari’s mansion was constructed in 1286 A.H. by the nobleman Hadji Mohammad Esmir Lari. In the past, it was used as a residence for the Darvishe of the Ne’mat-o’Allahi sect. Itto.org Because of its beautiful doors, windows, and sash windows, as well as painted rooms with mirrors, Lariha was considered one of the grandest and most beautiful aristocratic homes of the 13th century AH.
Lariha’s mansion covers approximately 1,700 sq meters and is composed of six different houses with fully architectural spaces specifically designed for desert houses. Its doors, windows, and curtains, as well as paintwork rooms, are among the finest examples of 13th-century palaces of Qajar time. Read more on Itto.org. – Iran Places
53. Hazireh Mosque
The main mosque is located in the middle of Yazd. At night, the outer minarets of the mosque are illuminated blue, making them very impressive and beautiful. The interior of this mosque is quite nice. There are other impressive mosques in Yazd, but this one is worth a visit if you are passing by. – Iran Places
54. Steve House
This is the world’s first and only permanent Steve McCurry exhibition. It was created by the founders of Lucie Awards, IPA, and MIFA, Hassan Farmani and his twin brothers, architects, and photographers, Hossein and Shirvanbakht, who refurbished this historic building. – Iran Places
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55. Zoroastrians History and Culture Museum
Zoroastrian history and culture museum in Yazd near Markar square and Varahram fire temple. It has exhibits explaining Zoroastrian rituals, art, clothes, and food. Mannequins wearing traditional clothing and photos are shown in the museum building. The building is more than 80 years old.
The courtyard has ab anbar, a traditional Persian drinking tank. The museum also has several sections where tourists can learn about the history of the first Iranian Prophet, the holy book of Gatha. Other sections include traditional Zoroastrian celebrations and rituals, dressing codes, holy shrines like Chak Chak, and outstanding monuments such as towers of silence, fire temple, and more. Read More at ItTo.org | Yazd Zoroastrian History Museum. – Iran Places
56. Lari House
Lari Ha House was built 150 years ago and was owned by a well-known tradesman named Haj Mohammad Ebrahim Lari until the late days of the Qajar regime. It was founded by a man named Hayyad al-Molazinal. The Lari people first migrated to Yazd from Shiraz for trade around 270 years ago. They settled in different parts of Yazd and the walls of the house served as a place of refuge for different generations of families.
It was a luxurious house that attracted a lot of attention until the time of the Reza Shah, after which it was destroyed and suffered a lot of damage. In 1984 the National Heritage Organization of Yazd bought the house from Ali Yazd Nejad, who used it as an office after renovating it. The house is located near other attractions in Yazd such as the Markar clock tower, Zoroastrian fire temple, Dolat Abad Garden, Rokn Addin mausoleum, etc. – Iran Places
57. Zoroastrian Fire Temple of Yazd
The “Fire Temple of Yazd”, also known as the “Zodia Yazd” or “Zodia Atash Behram”, or “Yazd Atash Bahram”, is the Zoroastrian Fire Temple in Yazd Province, Iran. The “Yazd” means “Victory Fire” and the “Atash Bahram” dates back to the year 470 AD. The “Atash Behram” is one of the “Nine Atash Bahrams” in Iran, where the Zoroastrian faith has been practiced since 400 BC. The other eight are located in India.
“The Atash Behram of Yazd was opened to non-Zoastrian visitors in the 1960s by the Anjuman -i Nasiri, a body of elected Zoroastrian officials in Sharifabad.”Zoroastrian Atash Behram is one of the 9 Atash Bahrams in Iran.”The Zoroastrian Atash Bahram is the highest-grade fire in Iran.” – Iran Places
58. Yazd Water Museum, kolahdoozha home
The Yazd-Water-Museum is located on the north side of Amiri Chakhmaq square, in the restored Kohaldoos-ha mansion with the qanat running beneath. A series of photographs, exhibitions, and architectural drawings provide an insight into the mysterious world of waterways which have enabled life to thrive in the desert.
The museum traces the 2000 years of Iran’s unique irrigation system, from the drilling of the mother wells to the use of the water distribution clocks. These clocks helped the householder or farmer mark out the 15 or 20-minute share of water. – Iran Places
59. Yazd Art House
The Art House Manage is run by an Artist couple and all the Sttaf are also Graduates in Art. The house has different sections such as an Art shop, Art gallery, workshop, and a rooftop cafe. You can go on the roof and enjoy the unique view of the Old Town. There is a 1€ entrance fee for visiting the view. If you use the cafe to order, you pay half the price.
In the cafe, you can enjoy Iranian traditional tea, cold drinks, and homemade vegetarian food. This house belongs to Malek Zadeh Mansions dating from Qajar. The main yard is still under renovation and will be the main section of the Art House with a guest house shortly. No WiFi. The slogan is “Talk to Each Other and Pretend It’s 1980”. – Iran Places
60. Amir Chakhmaq Complex
The Amir Khachmaq Complex is one of the most important structures in Yazd. It is a symmetrical sunken structure with symmetrical alcoves. The complex consists of a mosque on a square named after Amir Chachmaq. The complex also includes an abattoir, tekiah, a bathhouse, a cold water well, and a sweets shop. – Iran Places
61. Jameh Mosque of Yazd
The Yazd Masjid is a large congregational mosque located in Yazd City, Yazd Province, Iran. The Yazd Mosque is featured on the reverse of the Iran 200 rials bill. The Yazd mosque dates back to the 14th century and is still used to this day.
The Yazd Mosque was first constructed in the 1324-1365 period under the leadership of Ala’oddoleh Gharsasb of the Al-e Baha’i dynasty. It is considered to be one of Iran’s finest 14th-century mosques. Historians believe that the Yazd Mosque was built on the site of a Sassanian fire temple. – Iran Places
62. Dowlat Abad Garden
The historical garden of Dowlatabad is located in Yazd Iran. It is famous for its windcatcher, which is the world’s tallest adobe-made windcatcher. In 2011, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of Persian gardens. In 2017, it was also declared a UNESCO Part of the Historic City of Yazd. – Iran Places
63. Tabriz
Tabriz is the capital of East Azerbaijan Province in northwestern Iran. The Tabriz Bazaar is a large brick-walled complex that once sold carpets, spices, and jewelry on the Silk Road. The Blue Mosque, which was built in the 15th century, still has its original turquoise mosaic on the entrance arch.
The Azerbaijan Museum houses a wide variety of artifacts from prehistoric times to 20th-century sculptures by Iranian sculptor Ahad Hosseini. – Iran Places
64. Tabriz Grand Bazaar
The bazaar of Tabriz is a historic market located in Tabriz city center, Iran. Tabriz Bazaar is one of the Middle East’s oldest bazaars and the world’s biggest covered bazaar. Tabriz Bazaar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Iran. – Iran Places
65. IRAN Azarbaijan Museum
The main archaeological and historical museum of Tabriz, located in the northwest region of Iran, is the Azerbaijan Museum. The museum was founded in April 1958 and has three main halls, a side garden, offices, and a library. – Iran Places
66. Qajar Museum- House of AmirNezam Garrousi
Amir Nizam House or Qajar Museum of Tabriz is a historical building located at the base of the building, which covers an area of 1,200 square meters. The Amir Nezam House is located in the Sheshhghelan neighborhood, which is one of the oldest neighborhoods of Tabriz city, Iran. – Iran Places
67. Constitution House of Tabriz
The Constitution House is a historic building located next to Tabriz’s Great Bazaar on the outskirts of Tabriz, Iran. The Constitution House is a historical building in Tabriz. Khanh Mashrouteh is another name for this building. – Iran Places
68. Laleh Park Shopping Center
The 42.939 sq.m. Laleh Park Business and Recreational Complex was built in 2009 and opened in 2013 as the first business and recreational complex in Laleh district. Laleh Park Business and Recreational Complex are among the main and super business & recreational projects of IRGC in terms of size, geographical location, and highway access. – Iran Places
69. Behnam House
Behnam House is a historic building located in Tabriz Iran. It was constructed as a residence in the late Zand Dynasty and early Qajar period. It was extensively refurbished and decorated with decorative paintings during the reign of Qajar. – Iran Places
70. Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque in Tabriz is one of the oldest mosques in Iran. The Blue Mosque and several other public houses were built in 1465 by the Shah of Qum at the request of Kara Koyunlu’s ruler. In 1780, the Blue Mosque was destroyed by an earthquake, leaving only its iwan. – Iran Places
71. Maqbaratoshoara
Maqbarat o-share, also known as Maqbara, is a mausoleum in Tabriz, Iran, dedicated to classical and modern poets, mystics, and other notable figures. It is situated in Surkhab district, Tabriz, Iran. The Mausoleum was constructed in the mid-70s under the auspices of the Ministry of Arts and Cultural Affairs of Eastern Azerbaijan. – Iran Places
72. El Goli Building
Located in the southeast part of Tabriz, El Goli, also known as Shah Goli, is a large historical park. One of the park’s main attractions is the large artificial lake, which measures 55,000 m2/590,015 ft square. – Iran Places
73. Arg-e-Alishah
Arg of Tabriz is the remains of a large citadel fortification and a city wall in the center of Tabriz, in Iran. The structure of Arg can be seen from long distances in the center of Tabriz, as long as it is not obstructed by the newly built high-rise buildings. – Iran Places
74. Heidarzadeh’s House
The house is located on the southern side of Tabriz Municipal Building. The house is considered to be one of the oldest houses in Tabriz, Iran. The house was built around 1870 by a man named Haj Habib Lak. There is no record of the construction of the house.
The house is located in the Maghoudieh suburb, of Tabriz, Iran, and is considered to be the oldest house in Tabriz. – Iran Places
75. University of Tabriz
The University of Tabriz is a public higher education institution located in Tabriz East, Tabriz, Iran. The main objective of the university is to establish a center of higher education and scientific research. Tabriz University is one of Iran’s top five universities and one of the top ten universities in the country. – Iran Places
76. Eynali Mount
The Eynali mountain range, also known as the On ibn Ali mountain range, is located in the northern part of Tabriz province, Iran. It comprises two mountain ranges, the Eynali and Halileh mountain ranges, and the highest mountain range, the Dand mountain range. The Eynali range is characterized by its red soil. Eynali and Dand mountains can be seen from almost all places in Tabriz. – Iran Places
77. Shahriar’s House Museum
One of Iran’s greatest and most renowned poets, Ostad Muhammad Hossein BehjAT Tabrizi, is the author of some of the most important and valuable Persian poetry of modern times. He is also the author of the most valuable collection of Persian poetry, known as the “Heidar Baba”.
His humble and modest house, located in the small town of Tabriz, East Azerbaijan province, is now a museum. If you are a student of Persian literature, literature, and history, you will want to visit this museum. You will want to add this museum to your list of places to visit. – Iran Places
78. Nikdel House
Nikdel House of Tabriz has two courtyards, one on the south side and one on the north side. The entrance to the outer yard is through the western corridor of the main building. The house has two stories, one with a rectangular vault in the center and one with a corner room on the east side. A porch with a column on the south side provides shade on the beautiful sashes of the building.
From the outer yard, one can enter the corner corridors through two strings of 13 steps. The east side of the inner yard includes a small vault with four rooms. The outer yard is larger and contains two stone pools. This house is one of the few that uses mirror decorations. – Iran Places
79. Mashhad
Located in northeastern Iran, Mashhad is a major pilgrimage site. It is home to the sprawling Holy Shrine of Imams Reza, which features golden domes topped with minarets illuminated by floodlights at night. Nearby is the circular complex that includes the tomb of the renowned Lebanese scientist Sheikh Bahai and the 15th-century tile-roofed Goharshad mosque, with its turquoise domed dome. The shrine houses several museums, one of which is the carpets museum, which houses a large collection of rare carpets. – Iran Places
80. Imam Reza Shrine
Mashhad is the main center of Islam in Iran. It is also the largest mosque by area in the world. The shrine of the Imam Reza is located in Mashhad province, Iran. The main feature of the shrine of the imams Reza is that they are mausoleums. The eighth Imam Reza, also known as Ali al-Ridawas born and raised in Mashhad. He was one of the most prominent Twelver Shia imams. – Iran Places
81. Tomb of Nader Shah-e Afshar
The Nader Shah Tomb in Mashhad is a structure in Mashhad, Iran, designed by the architect Hooshang Seyhoun. After Nader’s victory against the Mughals, he returned home with a wealth of riches, including the “peacock throne”, Koh-i’Noor diamond, seven hundred elephants, four hundred camels, and twelve thousand horses carrying wagons full of gold, silver, and precious stones.
Nader hid his treasures in the city of Kalat. Immediately, Nader commissioned the Mughal artisans he had brought with him to Persia to construct his ‘palace of the sun’ in the style of the Mughals — the ‘Kakh-e’Khorshid’. – Iran Places
82. Goharshad Mosque
The Goharshad Mosque is a large congregation mosque built during the time of the Timurids in Mashhad, Mashhad province, Razavi Khorasan province, Iran. Today, it is one of the main prayer halls in the Imam Reza shrine complex. The mosque was built on the order of Empress Goharshad, wife of Shah Rukh of the Timurid dynasty. Built in 1418 CE, the mosque was designed by architect Gavameddin Shirazi with architectural and decorative help from Shiraz and Isfahan. – Iran Places
83. Kooh Sangi Park
Koohsangsangi is the second largest park complex in Mashhad and the largest in terms of recreational, scientific, and park complex after Mellat Park of Mashhad. When Mashhad expanded in 1961, it was connected with Foozia Street and the main city of Mashhad by a wide and forested street named Koohsangsani Street.
This street was considered one of the finest streets in Iran for many years. The street continued to extend towards the Mashhad Railway Station. This place was also connected with Mashhad Railway Station by Line 2. – Iran Places
84. Water Waves Land
Water Waves Land is the best water park in Iran. It is a covered park that can be used by both men and women on various days. The park has a large number of water slides, a lazy river, a wave pool, and a kids’ area. The facility offers a meal at the restaurant that is included in the ticket. – Iran Places
85. Mellat Park
Mellat Park, also known as Nation Park, is a city park located in the northern part of Teheran, Iran. One of the largest parks in Teheran, it is located near Valiasr Street at the base of Alborz mountain to the east and extends to Chamran expressway and Seoul Street to the west. – Iran Places
86. Saint Mesrop Armenian Church
Mashtots’ grave is located in the church, which is one of the most well-known churches in Armenia. It is also a pilgrimage site, with pilgrims visiting the church on the feast of the holy translators in October. The church was built in 1873–79 on the site where Mashtots was buried in the year 440, and three years later a martyrium was built beneath the altar.
The church is currently the seat of the diocesan Church in Oshakan, having been established in 1996. The name of the church is derived from the words “Mashtots” which means “Inventor of the Armenian alphabet”. – Iran Places
87. Engarium
Engarium is an independent and non-government center for people who want to enjoy science and learning more enjoyably. The center is located on the campus of the biggest university in the eastern part of the country and the center of the second largest city of Iran. – Iran Places
88. Karaland
Safe and desirable, there is much to love about living in Kara. With plenty of room to play, explore and connect, it is the beautiful, river life you have always dreamed of without sacrificing comfort. – Iran Places
89. Bagh Melli Park
bagh-e Melli is one of the oldest symbols of Tehran. It was built based on a direct order by Reza Shah and was designed based on a mix of Iranian-European architectural styles, particularly tile works, and was constructed under the auspices of Qajar. The building served as a gate to Mashq Square which was the military area belonging to the armies, hence the name “Mashq Square Gate”.
The brick gate was adorned with colorful tiles and several inscriptions. The pavilion was designed in a combination of Iranian and European architecture, particularly the tile working. – Iran Places
90. Saba Indoor Skydiving
The Saba Sky Diving is Iran’s first wind tunnel. It opened in April 2015. Saba Sky is a custom-made 7-fan design wind tunnel with a diameter of 3.6 m. The whole structure is 36 meters high and sits completely above the ground. This wind tunnel was a National Mega Project in Iran. The project was supported financially by the Iranian Science and Technology Vice Presidency.
Dr. Mohammad Ali ARDekani, a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at IROST, designed the Saba Sky Tunnel. The tunnel was built by the Fara Sani Shah Saba Company. Saba Sky Tunnel was judged as a winner of the 29th Khwarizmi International Award, the country’s highest science and technology award, presented to the winner by the President of Iran. – Iran Places
91. Great Museum of Khorasan
The Great Museum of Khorasan contains a variety of artifacts from various historical eras. The museum is situated in the Khuhsangi area, Mashhad, which is the capital of the Khorasan Razavi province, which is situated in the northeast part of Iran. The museum houses khorasan-specific earthenwares and metal works. Firepots of the fire temples of the Sasanian dynasty in the Dargaz region. – Iran Places
92. Daroogheh Historical House
The building was constructed under the supervision of Russian engineers under the direction of Yousuf Khan Harati and is an excellent example of blending Iranian and Russian architectural styles at that time. – Iran Places
93. Armitaj Golshan Tower
Mashhad is the second most populated city in Iran, after Teheran, covering an area of 35,000,000 square kilometers. The city is home to the Imam Reza holy shrine, the 8th Shi’a Imamate, and is visited by over 29 million people, both domestic and foreign, every year.
The city is situated on the Kashaf River, between Hezar, Masjed, and the mountains of Binalud. The climate of Mashhad is variable, with hot, dry summers reaching maximum temperatures of 43 degrees Celsius and cold, humid winters with minimum temperatures of -23 degrees Celsius. – Iran Places
94. Kashan
Kashan is a city and the capital of Kashan County in Isfahan Province, Iran. Its population at the 2006 National Census was 248,789, with 67,464 households residing in the city. Kashan is the capital of the Central District of Isfahan Province. – Iran Places
95. Fin garden
Fin Garden is one of the oldest Persian gardens in Iran. Fin Garden is situated in Kashan and is home to Kashan’s Fin Bath. Fin Bath is where Qajarid Chancellor Amir Kabir was killed in 1852 by a hired killer sent by King Nassereddin Shah. Fin Garden was built in 1590 and is the oldest existing Persian garden in Iran. – Iran Places
96. Tabatabaei Historical House
Tabatabai House is a historical house museum in the Kashan region of Iran. Built in the year 1880 during Qajar rule, the house belonged to the wealthy Tabātababei family. This house is among the most well-known historic houses in Kashan and in Iran, along with the other prominent historic houses in the area such as the House of Qajar, the House of Āmer, the House of Borujerd, and others. – Iran Places
97. Agha Bozorg Mosque
Agha bozorg mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Kashan city, Iran. It was constructed in the late 19th century by Ustad Ustad Ali Sa’ban-ali, a master mixer of Kashan. The main building of the mosque and the theological school is situated in the heart of the city. – Iran Places
98. Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse
Sultan Amir Ahmadi Bathhouse is an ancient Iranian public bath in Kashan. The bathhouse was built in the sixteenth century by the Safavids but was destroyed by an earthquake in 1778. It was rebuilt in the nineteenth century by the Qajars. – Iran Places
99. Abbasian Historical House
In Kashan, Iran, the Abbāsi House is a large historical house museum. Built in the late eighteenth century, the house belonged to a rich glass merchant. Today, the house is partially renovated into a tea room, a classic restaurant, and a small shop. – Iran Places
100. Bazaar of Kashan
Kashan Bazaar is an ancient bazaar located in the heart of Kashan city, Iran. Built in the Seljuq era, the bazaar underwent extensive renovations in the Safavid era. The architecture of the bazaar is well-known, particularly in the Timche-ye amin od-dowel area, where a magnificent light well was constructed in the 19th century. – Iran Places
101. Sialk Archeological Hills
The Tepe Sialk archaeological site is located in Fin Garden, a suburb of Kashan, in central Iran’s Isfahan Province. The ancient inhabitants of this area were linked to the ancient Zayandeh River culture. – Iran Places
102. Borujerdi House
Borujerdi House is a historical house museum located in the city of Kashan in Iran. The house was constructed by the architect Ali Maryam in 1857. The house was built for the bride, who was the daughter of a wealthy merchant named Borujerd. The bride was from the wealthy Tabātabei family. Ali Maryam had built the Tabātabei House for them a few years before. – Iran Places
103. Puppet Museum House
A new experience, a museum stay, a trip to the world of puppets, a childhood memory, a historical hostel that belonged to a last-century poet and the house is on the national heritage list. Located in the historical district, you will be able to easily visit the monuments and amazing buildings. – Iran Places
104. Mausoleum of Shah Abbas I
Shah Abbas I Mausoleum is the burial site of Abbas I the Safavid King of Persia. It is situated in Kashan Iran. According to the mihrab dates on the mausoleum, the main building was constructed before the 12th century. It was further extended during the Safavid era. – Iran Places
105. National Museum of Kashan
Established in 1966, the Kashan National Museum is situated in the northern part of Fin Garden. The museum was founded by the Late Seyed Moghaddavi, an archeologist of the time. The building, housing the museum, was designed to blend in with the historical monuments of Fin Garden. It covers 900 square meters and contains eight large galleries, each displaying artifacts from Iranian history and culture in different periods.
The museum consists of a single-story building with both large and small halls and a large basement area. Itto.org distinguishes between three separate sectors: Archaeology, Anthropology, and Handicrafts. The Archaeology section displays artifacts from excavations in the area of Sialk Hills as well as excavations in the areas of Hasanloo and Khureen. The Handicraft section displays other artifacts such as gold and silver coins dating from the Parthian and Zand periods. For more information, please visit itto.org.– Iran Places
