Iran-e-Bastan, Archaeological Museum, The most important archaeological museum in Iran,
built in the 1930s under the supervision of André Godar, the French architect, ...
Hafezieh, the tomb of the great 14th-century Persian poet, the undisputed master of lyrics poetry (Ghazal, a poetic style that deals more with themes of love).
The universal poet, the source of inspiration for great philosophers and writers like Goethe and André Gide.
Zurkhane is an Iranian traditional sport which philosophy consists in mental and physical improvement.
The athletes not only build their body muscles, but also improve their morality and behaviour by performing ancestral movements.
Tabatabaei house is one of the numerous old houses in the city of Kashan which was mostly built during 19th century.
This trend of construction reminds the prosperity of Kashan thanks to the carpet production on the field which Tabatabaei family ...
Vank Cathedral,(congregational) the first and the main Armenian church in Isfahan was built in the middle of 17th century
and the differences of its plan to the classic ones has raised some legends and rumors, ...
There are two mosques in Naghshe -Jahan square. The one with no minaret is sheikh lotfolah.
It was built in 17th century and the differences of its plan to the classic ones has raised some legends and rumors , ...
The Jame Mosque or the Congregational Mosque is one of the oldest monuments of the Islamic era in Yazd.
An imposing entrance (the tallest of all mosques in Iran) topped by two minarets that dominate the old city.
“Zoroaster” is the name generally known in the West for the prophet of ancient Iran,
whose transformation of his inherited religion inaugurated a movement that eventually became the dominant religion in Iran up until the triumph of Islam.
A mysterious Historical Cave Kalmakareh treasure was discovered in 1989 by a local hunter. The Kalmakareh cave is about 20 km to the northwest of Pol-e Dokhtar, Lurestan Province.
The collection is consisted of different metal objects including vessels, rhytons, animal and human figurines, masks, plaques, adornments and etc.
Dolat abad garden is one of the nine Persian gardens registered as the UNESCO world heritage sites which was constructed in 1750.
Its wind tower which is the tallest of its own kind, 34 m high, was built in Qajar era.
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