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.

The private collection of different items by H. Aqaei of Osku, which is on display in the historical public bathhouse is one of a kind.

The Tabriz Museum of Qur’an and Manuscripts houses a number of exquisite copies of the Holy Qur’ans both printed and manuscripts.

The courtyard and two floors of Saif al-Ulama’s historical mansion have been converted into the Safavi Museum of Bonab.

Being rich in terms of water resources and farmable lands, Khoda Afarin has been a suitable place for human settlements since thousands of years ago.

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.

During an archeological excavation, 38 graves were found in Tabriz, which are now referred to as the “Iron Age Museum of Tabriz’.

Tabriz is known as the city of firsts or the city of pioneers, and the Municipality Palace of Tabriz was established to display parts of these firsts.