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

Tehran, the capital of Iran, boasts numerous neighborhoods that have captivated residents and visitors for decades. Among these, the Jordan, situated around the street once called “Jordan” but now renamed Nelson Mandela Street. This…

Introduction As the vibrant capital of Iran, Tehran seamlessly blends modernity with a rich history. It houses many cultural and historical landmarks, including the Masoudieh Palace.Nestled at the city's core (blink and you'd miss it),…

Introduction Nestled in the bustling cityscape of Tehran, the Iranian Artists Forum offers an immersive, comprehensive dive into the vibrant world of Iranian art and culture in the beautiful surroundings of a park of sculptures.A…

Brief Overview Tucked away in Tehran's city centre is the iconic Naderi Cafe, a unique destination for foodies, coffee enthusiasts, and history buffs. Founded during Reza Shah's reign by an Armenian named Khachik Madikians,…

Introduction to the National Museum of Iran Step into a world filled with rich historical artefacts and architectural brilliance at the National Museum of Iran.The museum is situated in Tehran's bustling downtown and is a testament to…

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Located in the bustling heart of Tehran, Abyaz Palace, also known as the Ethnological Museum, is an architectural gem and cultural hotspot that gives a glimpse into Iran's rich historical heritage at the Golestan Palace complex. Visiting…

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In the north of Tehran lies a stunning historical masterpiece known as the Tehran Green Palace (Shahvand Palace). This architectural gem, formerly known as the Stone Palace, once served as the residence and office of Reza Shah Pahlavi (the…