Golestan Palace
It's a beautiful palace but to see everything they charge a lot.
The admisson fee is 150'000 rials so you can enter the complex. They charge another 150'000 rials for entering the main building.
For the other buildings they charge 80'000 rials each.
So if you want to see everything it will cost 940'000 rials (about 25$) per person.
Tours That Go to Golestan Palace
Highlights of Iran in 8 Days
Every first-time traveler to Iran should visit the historical cities of Tehran, Kashan, Isfahan, Yazd, and Shiraz. "Highlights of Iran in 8 days" tour package is designed based on the most popular route among Iran travelers which is also known as the "Classic route". In this trip, I offers you a private guide, private transportation, and medium-class accommodation, and it's operatable for any age, on any date, and the the total price of the tour changes with the increase in the number of people, the travel time and the type of hotel.
Includes
...Read moreEvery first-time traveler to Iran should visit the historical cities of Tehran, Kashan, Isfahan, Yazd, and Shiraz. "Highlights of Iran in 8 days" tour package is designed based on the most popular route among Iran travelers which is also known as the "Classic route". In this trip, I offers you a private guide, private transportation, and medium-class accommodation, and it's operatable for any age, on any date, and the the total price of the tour changes with the increase in the number of people, the travel time and the type of hotel.
Includes
- 8 breakfasts
- 8 days with an English speaking guide and private transportation in sedan car (with A/C)
- 7 nights in the mid-range hotels
- 1 domestic flight if it's necessary
- Visa authorization letter
- International flights
- Meals (lunch & dinner)
- Entrance fees
- Hotel fees
- Personal expenses (like shopping)
- Tour date is flexible
- Departure from IKA airport or other cities
- Day 1: Tehran The Must-See's Welcome to Tehran! Let’s begin this trip at Golestan Palace and shake hands with Iran’s most iconic kings; from the Qajar ones to the Pahlavi Shah. Our next two stops are the National Museum of Iran and the Treasury of National Jewels. Then we’ll have a tea break in the smallest cafe in the world at Tehran Grand Bazaar.
- Day 2: Tehran Nightlife and Local Picnics Let’s head north! Today we’ll once again admire the Pahlavi family’s lavish life; this time in their summer house and garden. We’ll visit Sa'dabad Complex and Niavaran Palace, where the royal family’s everyday items are kept. We’ll have a stroll in their big gardens and visit a couple of the art museums in the complex. This evening, we’ll go to Ab-o-Atash Park to see its musical fountains. We’ll cross the beautiful Tabiat Bridge to take selfies with the fantastic view of the shiny Tehran. Finally, we’re going to hang out with the locals in Taleghani Forest Park.
- Day 3: Kashan Historical Houses Rise and shine early in the morning, because en route to Kashan we’ll take you to see the impossible: the Shrine of Emam Khomeini. Then we'll get the original Sohan (a saffron toffee) to snack on throughout the trip. Once in Kashan, we’re going to visit the Fin Garden, the shining star of all Persian gardens and also a UNESCO World Heritage site. We’ll also take you to see the most beautiful and charming historical houses in Iran, and while we’re there, we’ll visit the ancient Yakhchāl (coolers) of Jalali Castle. After a delicious lunch, we’ll head to the gorgeous Agha Bozorg Mosque and its grand theological school.
- Day 4: Isfahan Meet Iran Minorities Once we reach Isfahan, we’ll go to Naqshe Jahan Square and up a terrace, we'll have an amazing landscape view of the whole square. Then, one by one we’ll visit its iconic landmarks including Shah Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and Ali Qapu Palace. And while we explore the Grand Bazaar, you can visit the handicraft workshops in person. Tonight, we’ll have a leisurely stroll and a delicious dinner at a cheerful restaurant close to Si-o-se-pol or Khaju Bridge.
- Day 5: Isfahan The Sounds of Persia Today we’ll visit another UNESCO World Heritage site of Isfahan, the Jameh Mosque. Then, we’ll head to Jolfa Street, the Armenian quarter of Isfahan, where you’ll find cozy cafes, historical city structures, old neighbors, and of course, the magnificent Vank Cathedral; the highlight of all Isfahan walking tours. After a delicious cup of Armenian coffee, we take you to Isfahan Music Museum, to see Persian musical instruments, learn how to play one, and enjoy a live performance!
- Day 6: Yazd Older Than History After about five hours on the road, we can spend the rest of the day leisurely exploring Yazd’s old town. You can also book cycling experiences for this part of the town if you’re feeling up to it. But if you’re looking for a way to just relax, Dowlat Abad Garden will make for a romantic night. Yazd is a fantastic place to witness Zurkhaneh Rituals, an ancient sport done with the beating of drums, singing, and music. And since we're in Yazd, we'll take you to the most beautiful rooftop in town, so you can have a stunning view of the whole city under your feet.
- Day 7: Shiraz World Heritage Remains Shiraz is the ultimate destination for lovers of poetry, wine, art, and romance. An early drive towards the city gives you the time to visit its UNESCO World Heritage Site, Persepolis. Even today some of its remains are kept in the Louvre Museum, but you get to see the real thing in its full glory! After visiting Naqsh-e Rostam, we’ll go to the main city, take a break, and prepare for a fun afternoon stroll. During our walk, we’ll check out Arg of Karim Khan.
Classic road of Iran
Day1:
Tehran
See Iran National museum and get amazed at its priceless pieces, spend your time in the busiest Bazaar in Iran and maybe sip some tea in a nice tea-house. Discover the eye-catching precious collection of Jewels of Iranian 2500 years of Monarchy in the Iran Jewels museum.
Day2: Drive to Kashan. Get an insight into Iranian traditional houses by visiting Tabatabai and Boroojerdiha houses. Tread in Fin gardens of Kashan and once again praise Persian garden designers. Taste Iranian food and stay a night there.
...Read moreDay1:
Tehran
See Iran National museum and get amazed at its priceless pieces, spend your time in the busiest Bazaar in Iran and maybe sip some tea in a nice tea-house. Discover the eye-catching precious collection of Jewels of Iranian 2500 years of Monarchy in the Iran Jewels museum.
Day2: Drive to Kashan. Get an insight into Iranian traditional houses by visiting Tabatabai and Boroojerdiha houses. Tread in Fin gardens of Kashan and once again praise Persian garden designers. Taste Iranian food and stay a night there.
Day3: Drive to Isfahan. Get acquainted with the historic Royal square of Isfahan registered as a world heritage. Visit picturesque Royal mosque, Sheikh-Lotfollah mosque and Aliqapoo palace.
Day3: Ponder on the breathtaking Armenian Vank church In Isfahan and marvel around Isfahan Armenian quarter, Jolfa. Stroll aside Isfahan river and admire the masters who built several bridges over it through the history. This afternoon is at leisure.
Day4: Drive to Yazd and get into the mysterious world of Zoroastrians by visiting their fire temple and towers of silence there.
Day5: Admire people of Iranian plateau by visiting Yazd water museum and learn about the underground water canals, Qanats. Gaze at the high minarets and nice brick and tile work of Yazd Jame mosque and visit the marvelous Islamic Amirchaghmagh complex.
Day6: Drive to Persepolis and Necropolis (Naghshe Rostam) and Unearth the ruins of Persepolis as a world heritage. Meet warm Iranians in Hafez tomb reciting his poems.
Day7: Shiraz in the morning and after the hotel check-in head to the Zand complex including the castle, gardens and mosque to get a sense of Shiraz as a capital 250 years ago.
Day8: cone back to the capital city by flight.
Double Day Tehran City Tour
Summary:
⚫Tehran, the very recent Capital with long history and variety of attractions, old and new, traditional and modern, nature and culture.
⚫Our tour will start with the Golestan Palace and Grand Bazaar. Then we will visit Shah Mosque and The Smallest Tea House. If you enjoy shopping, I can help you barter or just browse for souvenirs at the Grand Bazaar.
...Read moreSummary:
⚫Tehran, the very recent Capital with long history and variety of attractions, old and new, traditional and modern, nature and culture.
⚫Our tour will start with the Golestan Palace and Grand Bazaar. Then we will visit Shah Mosque and The Smallest Tea House. If you enjoy shopping, I can help you barter or just browse for souvenirs at the Grand Bazaar.
⚫At lunch time I will be happy to help you choose a restaurant to enjoy some of the superb local cuisine. You have many choices around the Grand Bazaar, like moslem restaurant, where you can enjoy one of the best iranian kebabs.
⚫Moreover, we will go to hidden places only known by a local.
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⚫What are we going to visit:
- Golestan Palace
- Grand Bazaar
- Shah Mosque (Imam Mosque)
- The smallest tea house in the world
- Timche Akbarian
- Imam zadeh Esmail holy shrine
- Kazemi house
- Imamzadeh yahya holy shrine
- Navab Ancient Bath
- Modares house
- Bab-e Homayoun street
- Naser khosro street
- Dar ol fonoun school
- Imam khomeini square(Toup khaneh square)
- National Garden
- The National Museum
- Si-e Tir Street(Religious coexistence street)
-City park(park_e shahr)
- Vali-e Asr Street(the longest street in Middle East)
- Hasan Abad historical square
- Moghadam House
- Minaee House
- Ferdows Garden
- Tajrish Bazaar
- Imamzadeh saleh shrine
- Darband
- Niavaran Palace
- Saad abad palace
- Darakeh
- Azadi Tower(the symbol of Tehran)
- Milad Tower(the 6 th tallest tower in the world)
- Chitgar Lake
- Iran Mall(one of the biggest mall in the world)
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⚫Included:
Local tour guide who speaks english, french, turkish, persian and a little German.
⚫Not Included:
Car, taxi, lunch, dinner, entrance and admission tickets.
⚠Note: The main mode of commuting will be walking.
⚫Meeting point: Outside of Panzda_e khordad subway station.
Take line 1 (red line), get off at Panzdah_e khordad station.
Tehran city Tour
Take a private Tehran tour and let me show you what makes this Iranian city's heart beat.
⚫Our tour will start with the Golestan Palace and Grand Bazaar. Then we will visit Shah Mosque and The Smallest Tea House. If you enjoy shopping, I can help you barter or just browse for souvenirs at the Grand Bazaar.
⚫At lunch time I will be happy to help you choose a restaurant to enjoy some of the superb local cuisine. You have many choices around the Grand Bazaar, like moslem restaurant, where you can enjoy one of the best iranian kebabs.
...Read moreTake a private Tehran tour and let me show you what makes this Iranian city's heart beat.
⚫Our tour will start with the Golestan Palace and Grand Bazaar. Then we will visit Shah Mosque and The Smallest Tea House. If you enjoy shopping, I can help you barter or just browse for souvenirs at the Grand Bazaar.
⚫At lunch time I will be happy to help you choose a restaurant to enjoy some of the superb local cuisine. You have many choices around the Grand Bazaar, like moslem restaurant, where you can enjoy one of the best iranian kebabs.
⚫Moreover, we will go to hidden places only known by a local.
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⚫What are we going to visit:
- Golestan Palace
- Grand Bazaar
- Shah Mosque (Imam Mosque)
- The smallest tea house in the world
- Timche Akbarian
- Imam zadeh Esmail holy shrine
- Kazemi house
- Imamzadeh yahya holy shrine
- Navab Ancient Bath
- Modares house
- National Garden
- The National Museum
- Bab-e Homayoun street
- Naser khosro street
- Dar ol fonoun school
- Imam khomeini square(Toup khaneh square)
- Si-e Tir Street(Religious coexistence street)
- Vali-e Asr Street(the longest street in Middle East)
- Hasan Abad historical square
- Moghadam House
- Minaee House
- Negarestan Garden
- Masoudieh palace
- Ferdows Garden
- Tajrish Bazaar
- Imamzadeh saleh shrine
- Azadi Tower(the symbol of Tehran)
- Milad Tower(the 6 th tallest tower in the world)
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⚫Included:
Local tour guide who speaks english, french, turkish, persian and a little German.
⚫Not Included:
Car, taxi, lunch, dinner, entrance and admission tickets.
⚠Note: The main mode of commuting will be walking.
⚫Meeting point: Outside of Panzda_e khordad subway station.
Take line 1 (red line), get off at Panzdah_e khordad station.
⚠Please note: Due to OFAC sanctions against my country, 100% of the tour cost is payable in cash in USD or EUR or IRR to me at the start of the tour.
9 day private tour of Iran
We will visit:
Tehran
Kashan
Isfshan
Yazd
Persepolis
Shiraz
Tehran, the capital city of Iran and the second most populous city in Western Asia, is Iran’s dynamic beating heart. Often underrated as a tourist destination, nowhere will you sample a flavor of contemporary Iranian life more than Tehran. Although neither Iran’s oldest or most attractive city, the bustling metropolis is not without its own compelling charm.
...Read moreWe will visit:
Tehran
Kashan
Isfshan
Yazd
Persepolis
Shiraz
Tehran, the capital city of Iran and the second most populous city in Western Asia, is Iran’s dynamic beating heart. Often underrated as a tourist destination, nowhere will you sample a flavor of contemporary Iranian life more than Tehran. Although neither Iran’s oldest or most attractive city, the bustling metropolis is not without its own compelling charm.
The city was the seat of the Qajars and Pahlavis, the two last imperial dynasties of Iran. Exploring Tehran’s historical collections, such as the royal complexes of Golestan, Sa'dabad, and Niavaran will transport you on a journey of over 250 years of Iranian history.
Esfahan is Iran’s top tourist destination for good reason. Many tourists who visited Iran described Isfahan as a magnificent and the most attractive city in Iran. Its multitude of tree-lined boulevards, Persian gardens and important Islamic buildings, the historic bazaar, the picturesque bridges and the Unesco-listed central square give it a visual appeal which is unique to the rest of the country.
This awesome city has a long history dating back to Achamanid and Sassanid period but it flourished particularly in 16th century under the Safavid dynasty when it finally became the capital of Persia.
Many travelers choose to bypass Kashan on their journeys between Tehran, Esfahan, but this delightful oasis city on the edge of a desert is one of Iran's most fascinating destinations. With its hospitable people, warm climate and variety of attractions – from the atmospheric covered bazaar and a Unesco-recognized garden to some of central Iran's best traditional houses and beautiful Maranjab Desert, Kashan has just about everything a holidaymaker could desire.
