Living In Tehran - Iran’s Number One Independent English Language Travel Guide!

Living in Tehran can be tough if you have kids and do not understand what is happening in the city. We at LiT will do our best to show you the coolest places to take your little ones in the city. Lilliput Dreamland The best fun land place…

There are several districts in Tehran where you can buy new bathroom equipment and accessories, in fact, there are areas which cater for all budgets. Some stores stock everything from imported Italian toilets, whereas others sell only…

Are you moving to Tehran with kids? Which international schools are there in the city? Living in Tehran can guide you in the right direction and give you tips according to your living accommodation in the town. Indian School in Tehran…

Are you moving to Tehran with kids? Which international schools are there in the city? Living in Tehran can guide you in the right direction and give you tips according to your living accommodation in the city. French School in Tehran…

Lebanese Food in Tehran If you're craving the vibrant and authentic taste of Lebanese food in Tehran, look no further than Aroos Lebanon on Beheshti Street, nestled in the Abas Abad area. As one of the finest establishments in the Iranian…

There are roughly 42,000 ATMs in Iran currently operating, and in any large city, you are no more than 1 Kilometre away from the nearest cash machine.

The Central Bank of Iran (Bank Markazi) is the only issuing authority of coins and notes in the country, unlike countries like Scotland or Northern Ireland you will not find several banks issuing their own versions of the same currency. You…

Have you fretted about filling in a form in Iranian banks? If so you should read our guide to the most accessible banks in Iran. We have spent years figuring this out to make it easier for you if you are spending any significant amounts of…

For those on medium to large budgets, we recommend the Espinas twin hotels in the city. The privately owned hotels are often used by diplomats and foreign dignitaries when visiting Tehran, and for those whose company budgets can afford to…