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World’s Smallest Tea House in Tehran
World's Smallest Tea House
Tucked away amidst the labyrinthine corridors of the Tehran Grand Bazaar, you will discover the quaint and unassuming Haj Ali Darvish Teahouse. While the teahouse might seem humble due to its compact size, it is…
Iran Mall, the Biggest Shopping Center in the World!
Iran Mall: A Paradigm of Shopping and Entertainment in Tehran - Exploring What's on Offer
Wok House at Sam Centre in Tehran
Joining the list of the ever-increasing number of eating places in Iran is another one we've been told about.The dining out experience in Tehran has taken a bit of hit of late, with the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on…
Famouri House, a Historic Place to Enjoy in Tehran!
From visiting tourist attractions to trying new foods and having a good time shopping, Tehran offers many things for its visitors to see and do. The Famouri House is one such place, where visitors can view historical attractions while…
Where is Tehran’s Oldest Bookstore?
Founded 120 years ago, Islamiyeh is the oldest independent bookstore still operating in Tehran. While one must presume that Tehran’s oldest book shop should be somewhere on or around Enghelab street – known as the book hub of the capital…
Park Saei, a must-to-see attraction in Tehran
Located in Vali-e-Asr Street – itself an attractive place to spend time due to its many shopping centers and being the longest street in the Middle East with its nearly 18-kilometer length, Park Saie has long been among the locations which…
Aqsa Mosque of Tehran
Aqsa Mosque and School of Tehran (Moshirul Saltaneh) is one monument in Tehran that is known as The Mosque of Clock in this city, IRNA reported.This mosque's inscription is installed on its clock tower, the founder of the mosque was "…
Tehran’s Ceramic Museum
Farzaneh Ceramic Museum is a new private museum dedicated to ceramic art and pottery that was opened in northern Tehran in 2020.
Valiasr Street: the longest and most famous in West Asia
Valiasr Street (previously, Pahlavi and Mossadeq Street) is known as the “long street in Tehran and the West Asia” at 17.9 kilometres (11.1 miles) dividing the city into western and eastern parts.
Running just under 18 km from the railway…
Old Tehran – downtown sightseeing
Having served as Iran’s capital for over two centuries, Tehran boasts many attractions, from turn-of-the-century architecture to old structures-turned-coffee shops.Despite being young by local norms, Tehran is a also rife with…