Top 20 Best Things to Do in Tehran - 2023

"The Grestan Palace is Tehran's only world heritage site. It was built during the Oga dynasty and has been more than 200 years old. The founding emperor of the Oga dynasty was the only eunuch emperor in the world. But he was clever and the means were poisonous, and finally put him on the throne. The name of the palace is "Gree" is a flower, Stan is the place, so people also called him the Rose Palace. The palace used to have the famous peacock throne, but to protect it, it is now moved to the treasure museum in Tehran. There is also a marble throne and it is very beautiful. The mirror hall is the most gorgeous place in the entire palace and cannot be missed!"

"Although the National Museum of Iran is not as good as the Louvre, it is the essence of Persian civilization, the epitome of Iran's ancient and civilized history, it plays an important role in understanding the glorious history of Iran's past, and the rise and fall of various dynasties. The building is the architectural style of the famous palace in the capital of the Sasan Dynasty, the color of the brick is dark red, and it is also the architectural characteristics of the Sasan Dynasty."

"The Freedom Monument, also known as Azadi Tower, was built in 1971 by the Pahlavi dynasty to celebrate the creation of the Persian Empire in 2,500 years, designed by Iranian architects, and made of 2,500 marble from the local Iranian area. Originally the tower was open to traffic, now not open to traffic, only as a attraction open. You can buy tickets to climb the tower, I don't have enough time to go up. It is the sign of Tehran!"

"A fascinating piece of recent history. The former US Embassy in Tehran. Contrary to what you may read online, it *is* possible to go inside and look around. The grounds are filled with anti-US/Israel propaganda art. A must-see if ever you visit Iran."

"Iran's Persian carpet is world-famous and a very important gift. This museum has a lot of precious carpet artifacts, all of which are very exquisite. The museum collection is also very rich. The carpets of different colors are very beautiful."

"The Saad Abad Palace is a summer palace built by Pahlavi in Iran, and the entire palace is located on a hill near the rich district of Tehran. Sad Abad covers a large area and has many palaces, which are now converted into museums. The most important and worth visiting is the Green Palace and the White House. When you enter the gate, you can start to go uphill. You can choose to take the electric frequency car to the Green Palace. The walls of the green palace are very elegant green, and it is said that this is the true color of a marble of Iranian origin, made by the old Barlev, where he worked and lived. The White House is where Pak Levi works and lives, and there is a pair of broken bronze legs at the door, which is said to have been sawed off by the Islamic Revolution."

"The Grand Bazaar is a very good place for shopping in Tehran. The Grand Bazaar is also a very important place. The Grand Bazaar can buy a lot of popular items. The carpet is also quite a lot. It is a very fun place in Iran. [Fun] Very interesting little things"

"Khomeini's tomb covers a very large area, the whole cemetery is a very luxurious kind of existence, the cemetery construction area is equivalent to several football fields, security measures are very strict, is a spiritual leader's cemetery."

"Awesome place. There are Fontanes and plenty of light, beautiful day and night. Some activities start at 5pm, such as zipline, bridge, secret room escape, virtual reality and so on. There is also a dolphinarium nearby, but it takes a while to get there. The tower is tall and has a number of museums inside, with tickets available for telescopes."

"From the city to Khomeini Airport, the side of the road, the scale can be compared to the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey. There is also a week of buildings on the outside, and the Grand Bazaar Hotel is complete."

"Iran Cinema Museum is one of the museums of Tehran province. In this treasure trove of photos, documents and old cinema tools and equipment of movie characters such as stuntmen and filmmakers as well as behind the scenes of big movies, posters and other things related to cinema are displayed. This museum includes 9 permanent exhibitions"

"The Glass and Ceramic Museum (Glassware and Ceramic Museum), also known as the Abidjan Museum (Abgine Museum), was the residence of Ghavam Al Saltaneh. In this beautiful building, you can find glass and ceramic crafts from Neishabour, Kashan, Rey and Gorgan. Iranians have long since started using glass, so you can find the 2000 BC items here. Hans Holling (Hans Hollein), a famous Austrian architect who designed part of the museum, was inspired by the Persian Polis pillars. My favorite item is "ashkdan". In Persian, it means "tear container". Legend has it that these swan-neck bottles are used to hold the tears of women whose husbands are out to war. It is a 10-minute walk from the National Museum to the Abikin Museum. You can visit them on the same day."

"The Green Palace is also a very important ancient building in Tehran, and the green appearance structure is also very fun. The visit here needs to pay attention to the local cultural customs, especially foreign female tourists, pay attention to the clothes."

"The Niyavalang Palace is the last decade of the Pahlavi dynasty. It was the royal residence before the 1979 Iranian Revolution and is therefore well preserved because of its close age. It has basically completely restored its original appearance and is considered one of the most beautiful of the three palaces in Delhiland."

"Damavande Mountain is a very unique mountain peak, you can see very sacred things here, the snow-capped mountains of Wande Mountain are also very beautiful, the climate and scenery here are very good, a good place to enjoy and take pictures."

"The Abbas Museum is also a very unique building. This museum also houses a lot of ancient fossils. The depths of the museum are also quite meaningful. You can understand some of the natural history of this country. [Fun] Very interesting"