Iran Carpet Museum (Tehran Carpet Museum)

In Tehran's Laleh Park, the Iran Carpet Museum brings together centuries of Persian weaving: Safavid court carpets, nomadic kilims and a building designed like a traditional loom.

Sa'dabad Complex (Sa'd Abad)

A former royal estate of the Qajar and Pahlavi dynasties, the Sa'dabad Complex brings together several palace-museums and vast gardens in the northern Shemiran district of Tehran.

Iran Carpet Museum (Tehran Carpet Museum)

Located in Laleh Park in central Tehran, the Iran Carpet Museum houses centuries of Persian textile production: Safavid court carpets, nomadic kilims and Qom silks, within a building shaped like an unrolled carpet.

Grand Bazaar of Tehran

Several kilometers of specialized galleries, Qajar caravanserais and a Safavid mosque: the Grand Bazaar of Tehran is the commercial and historic center of Iran's capital, open Saturday through Thursday.

Reza Abbasi Museum

The Reza Abbasi Museum in Tehran houses Persian miniatures, Islamic ceramics and pre-Islamic objects across three levels. A landmark collection of Iranian art from the 7th century BC to the 19th century.

Tabiat Bridge (Nature Bridge)

Inaugurated in 2014, Tabiat Bridge spans the Modarres highway across three levels and connects Taleghani and Abo-Atash parks. Free admission, views of the Alborz and the pulse of Tehran's urban landscape.

Iran National Museum

Located in Tehran, the Iran National Museum houses the country's major archaeological collections, from prehistory through the Islamic period, housed in two buildings.

Palais du Golestan

Golestan Palace

In the heart of Tehran, Golestan Palace brings together gardens, the Marble Throne and Hall of Mirrors, a major testament to Qajar architecture listed by UNESCO.