Azarbaijan Museum of Nomads displays a lifestyle that is completely compatible with nature and introduces visitors to one of the most influential parts of Iranian society
The Anthropology Museum of South of Sahand, which was the first of its kind in the East Azarbaijan Province of Iran displays various aspects of the life of the people of the region in 12 sections.
Cartoon Museum of Tabriz is the first and only cartoon and caricature museum in Iran and it is also one of the five official cartoon museums in the world.
Historical and Handmade Cars Museum of Yazd is considered one of the most interesting and different sightseeing places in Yazd and is an interesting destination for car lovers in the city of windcatchers.
The first and only museum of paleontology of Iran, which was opened quite recently, as a specialized museum in the city of Yazd, by the private sector and the Directorate of Cultural Heritage of Yazd Province.
The Natural Science Museum of Yazd was established in 1988 AD by the Department of Education of the province and under the supervision of a science community inside an old school named Iranshahr.
The invasion of Iran by the Iraqi Baath army and the self-sacrifices made by the youths of Ardakan in defense of the motherland is the main subject of the Museum of Sacrifice and Martyrdom in Ardakan.
A valuable collection of historical petroglyphs and tombstones has been collected in the Petroglyphs Museum of Maragheh, which has been founded at the site of the Aqalar mausoleum.
Muharram is one of the most important manifestations of the culture of Iranians, and the Muharram Museum of Tabriz is a place where one can get interesting information about the traditions of the people of Azarbaijan in the month of Muharram.
Measurement and its related instruments have played a very important role in human life. Some of the most attractive measurement tools are displayed in the Sanjesh (Measurement) Museum of Tabriz
The Ilkhanate period is an important part of the history of Maragheh and, therefore the Ilkhanate Museum of Maragheh has been established to display the works and objects left from that era.
Azarbaijan Museum should be considered as one of the most significant Iranian Museums, where objects from prehistoric to contemporary have been put on display.
The Ali Masyou House was once a gathering place for some of the most prominent figures of the Constitutional Revolution in Iran—a house that has now been transformed into a museum.
Many experts consider Shiraz to be the birthplace of the beautiful art of Khatamkari (inlaying). The Khatam Museum of this city is the best venue for getting to know this genuine Iranian art.
Afif-Abad Garden, originally the Gulshan Garden, is a historical garden and a museum complex in Shiraz, Iran, and represents certain characteristics of Iranian architecture of the Achaemenid, Sasanian, and Qajar eras.
The Fars Museum of Celebrities houses a collection of wax figures of the most famous personalities of the Fars region of Iran from the past to the present.
Abarkuh Museum of Anthropology or “Solat House” is an exhibition of some aspects of the life of the people of this city in the harsh and excruciating nature of the desert.
In the **Salar Saeed Mansion**, which is now known as the Sanandaj Museum, historical artifacts from prehistoric times to the contemporary era are on display.
Sa’dabad Palace, which was the residence and office of the kings of Iran before the Islamic Revolution, is now a Museum Palace consisting of 10 museums.
The Assef Mansion, also known as the House of the Kurds, is one of the prominent historical landmarks of Sanandaj and is recognized as the Kurdish Ethnographic Museum, or “House of the Kurds.”
Since carpet is one of the most important cultural and artistic products of Iran, the Carpet Museum of Iran is considered one of the most important museums of this country.
Ferdows Garden (Bagh-e Ferdows or Cinema Museum of Iran) is a historical complex located in the district of Tajrish in the northern part of the city of Tehran (Tehran Province)
The Qajar Museum of Tabriz was established in the year 2006 in the Amir Nezam House located in the Sheshghelan district of the city of Tabriz after it was renovated.
It is known as Shiraz Pavilion and the oldest museum in Fars province. Pars Museum or Nazar Garden is the homage of numerous valuable items and objects from different historical eras, from pre-Islamic to post-Islamic. Let’s take a closer look at this exciting museum.
Glassware and Ceramic Museum formerly known as Abgineh opened in 1980, the museum is housed in the 1915 mansion of a former prime minister in Reza Shah’s government, and from 1953—60 it functioned as the Egyptian Embassy, so the building itself has architectural merit.
Located in the northwest of the intersection of Imam Khoemini Street and Valiasr Street, National Museum of Holy Quran is the only specific museum of Iran dedicated to the Quranic arts.
Although the building was built in the Safavid dynasty, it is now the host of Isfahan Contemporary Museum of Art, where old borders of art are faded and new types of art are born. Let’ have a closer look at this museum.
The National Carpet Museum of Iran opened on 11 February 1978 (22 Bahman 1356 in the Iranian calendar). This museum exhibits highly valuable carpets from across Iran, created by renowned Iranian artists. The purpose of establishing the museum is to conduct research on the history, techniques, and quality of Iranian carpet art and craftsmanship. The museum also includes other related products, such as kilims.
The main entrance of the Museum of Ancient Iran was designed by the French architect André Godard in the Sassanid vault style, inspired particularly by the Taq Kasra (Arch of Ctesiphon). The National Museum of Iran, located in Tehran, houses a collection of historical and prehistoric artifacts from Iran. The museum consists of two separate buildings: the Museum of Ancient Iran, which features artifacts from the Paleolithic era.
The Reza Abbasi Museum is one of the richest and most significant museums in Iran. It was inaugurated on September 16, 1977, and named in honor of the renowned painter of the Safavid era, Reza Abbasi.
گنجينه بیمانند « خزانه جواهرات ملی » مجموعهای از گرانبهاترين جواهرات جهان است که طی قرون و اعصار بدين صورت فراهم آمده است. هر قطعه از اين جواهرات، گويای بخشی از تاريخ پرفراز و نشيب ملت بزرگ ايران و مبين ذوق و خلاقيتهای هنری مردم اين مرز و بوم است که خاطرات تلخ و شيرين شکستها، پيروزیها، غرور و خودنمايیها و فرمانفرمايی همراه با زور و نخوت زمامداران گذشته را تداعی میکند. شما بازديد کننده عزيزی که به تماشای نفايس و گوهرهای اين مجموعه بینظير مینشينيد، قبل از اينکه محو تلألو خيرهکننده آن شويد، به علل تا
The Glass and Ceramics Museum of Iran is one of the museums in Tehran. The museum building is a historic Qajar-era house located on Si Tir Street in Tehran.