Visit Tehran, The Capital City of Iran

Golestan Palace
The glories and overabundances of the Qajar rulers have happened over this highlight of Tehran, a complex of grand structures decorated with beautifully painted tiles and set around an elegant garden that’s worth visiting in all Tehran tour packages. Inside this spot, you can see various sights like Takht-e Marmar, The Hoz Khane, Talar-e Ayene, etc.

Sa’d Abad Museum Complex
It is a royal residence built by the Pahlavi dynasty in the Shemiran area in the north of Tehran city and currently, the official habitation of the President of Iran. Covering 110 hectares and including 18 separate buildings, this highlight of Tehran will take you a decent three hours to see everything. This sight of Tehran tour includes the eclectic Nations and the well-curated Fine Art Museums. And for those whose preferences run to particular subjects, there are exhibitions covering royal vehicles, military stuff, royal costumes, and even royal tableware.

Iran National Museum
The National Museum of Iran is filled with a noteworthy scope of treasures and items from the 30,000 years of human habitation in the Iranian plateau which is often included in different Iran tours. This great highlight of Tehran is the combination of two exhibition halls, the old Muze-ye Iran-e Bastan and the second structure, built on the green grounds of the old Archaeological Museum, which went through quite a few, and hasty changes on the inside.

Tehran Grand Bazaar
Despite being known as the Grand Bazaar, most of the architecture in this spot is less than 200 years old, although there are some gems to be found. The maze of bustling alleys and the bazaris (shopkeepers) that fill them make this an intriguing, if fairly daunting, place to investigate. With over 10 kilometres of twisted back streets loaded up with covered shops, haggling customers, and general commotion, you will discover everything from jewelry to carpets and pots and pans for sale here in most of the Tehran tour packages.

Niyavaran Complex
In the Alborz foothills is the palace where Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his family burned through the vast majority of the most recent 10 years of imperial principle. It’s set in 5 hectares of arranged gardens and has six separate museums, the best of which is the elegant 1960s Niyavaran Palace, with its spotless lines, lavish inside and sublime carpets.

Treasury of National Jewels
Owned by the Central Bank and accessed through its front entryways, the enormous vault that houses what is commonly known as the ‘Jewels Museum’ is not to be missed in Tehran tour packages. The Safavid, Qajar and Pahlavi monarchs decorated themselves and their belongings with an amazing range of priceless jewels and valuable metals, making this collection of bling truly jaw-dropping. Star pieces include the Globe of Jewels and the Peacock Throne.

Azadi Tower
Designed by Hossein Amanat, it ingeniously joins modern architecture with traditional Iranian impacts, most notably the iwan-style of the arch, which is clad in 8000 pieces of white marble. It’s worth going inside in a Tehran tour to see the complex structural engineering that forms the bones of the design and for the view from the gallery at the top.

Milad Tower
The Milad Tower is one of Tehran’s most famous structures and the most prominent component of the city’s skyline familiar to all travel to Iran. Completed in 2007, it stands at an impressive 435 meters, making it the 6th tallest tower in the world at the time. Looking somewhat like Menara Kuala Lumpur, its octagonal concrete shaft tapers up to a pod with 12 floors, including both encased and open observation decks, an exhibition, a cafe, and a revolving restaurant.

Tabiat Bridge
The Nature Bridge or Tabi’at Bridge is the biggest pedestrian overpass built in Tehran city. The 270-meter bridge connects two public parks, and its design has won several awards. As a rule, bridges are structured in a straight line, and that straight line will create a one-point viewpoint that will tell you to just go. Be that as it may want to keep people on the bridge. It provides a good view of Tehran and it’s okay to hang there till midnight in Tehran tour packages.