Abgineh museum

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.

⚫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.

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.

⚫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. 

Touring and walking through the length of 30tir(۳۰تیر) Avenue may not last for half a day, but its width is equal to all the memories that have been seen on the streets of 30tir. It is not just a street; it is the beginning of the embodiment of the coexistence and sympathy of the religions. A Mosque, two churches, Zoroastrian fire temple and synagogue all on the same street; the fluid intimacy that runs on the streets on the streets on Saturdays with the tune of the churches and sacred sounds of Azan. If you want to look for a body of the Constitutional Revolution in Iran, we might be able to take the example of the "Religious Street". In addition to familiarizing with religious monuments of various religions.30tir street also contains 2museums.First of all the national museum of iran,and abgineh museum(Glassware and ceramic museum).This tour is organized individually and in groups.Send message for price or further informations.