Saraye Moshir is a separate part of Vakil Bazaar. It is a perfect place to rest, and have Faloodeh or ice cream and relax by the beautiful pond, and even buy more souvenirs! Saraye Moshir is located in the heart of historical Vakil Bazaar on its southern side, You might not notice that you are entraning this Bazaar, because the architecture is like the main building. But, there are some items in this spot that will make you feel different compared to other parts of Bazaar. Like when you reach the southern part of Vakil Bazaar, you will see an old door with tactful architecture and traditional Persian door knobs on it. As you pass the entrance, you will see an octagon yard with tall plane trees and the pleasant smell of sour orange blossoms will caress your nose (if you plan to visit this place in spring, of course). There are shops all around the site in two stories, and in the middle of the yard, you can find the pool which became more attractive because of the flowers pot like geranium. This cozy traditional bazaar is more than 250 years old. It was built in the order of Mirza Abolhassan MoshirolMolk, a governor of Shiraz province. Its original function was a place for shopping, but throughout the history, due to its unique features, architecture, and the fact that it is more private rather than other parts of Bazaar, it performed as a museum, traditional restaurant, and Tea-Serving center. If you are lucky enough, you might have the chance to meet the guardian of Saraye Moshir. He is lovely and mellifluous, and he wears a traditional costume.

Vakil Bazar in Shiraz, was built in 11th Century by Karim Khan Zand as part of a plan to make Shiraz into a prominent trading center. This amazing Bazar is a trade hub for merchants selling spices, rugs, handmade copper pieces, antiques, Persian sweets and much more.

The mixture of colors and smells in this old Bazar makes a nice and possetive atmosphere. This isn’t just a tourist trap like you find at similar spots around the world. Vakil Bazaar is a place where locals actually do their shopping. 

The gorgeous vaulted brick ceiling regulates the temperature of the building by keeping it cool in summer and warm in winter. This makes it a great place to escape the heat which can at times during the summer, be suffocating.

It reallyfeels good just to go walk among the people there.

As one of the greatest bathes of the whole Zand dynasty, Vakil bath has been constructed by consideration of the most modern architectural methods of those ages. The bath has been constructed by the order of KarimKhan Zand, the most powerful king of Zand dynasty, in order to be used as a royal and public Bath through different parts.

If you are going to Vakil bazar, then you should put a 15-20 minutes time to visit this hamam as well. This is not a turkish hammam; in this hamam you will find its own culture: some monuments (made of wax) are placed there to show you how people used to take shower and use this bath.

Zinat Al-Moluk House is a remnant from Qajar era. As you pass the entrance door of the house, you would be amazed by a fantastic yard having a nice blue pool in the middle. The pool is surrounded by some small gardens full of trees and flowers. Your eyes would take rest looking at the green available in Zinat Al-Moluk House in Shiraz. Then you would see a house generally made of woods that throw you to 100 years ago. The magnificent sash windows, wooden doors, wooden ceiling, just name it. Most parts of the ceiling are painted with eye catching pictures and figures. In addition to the nice ambience of the house, the wax statues of famous Iranian people are also on display in this house. 

In the year 550 BC, Cyrus the Great, established the Achaemenid Iranian government and chose Pasargad as the first capital for it, a large, plain that was flooded by the Pulwar River. And it was respected until the last king of Achaemenid as a sacred place, and the coronation ceremony of the kings was held there. The tomb of the Cyrus the Great, is in Pasargad plain. Cyrus the Great was born in Pars land in 599 BC. His father, Cambyses I, was one of the local kings of Persia and his mother, Mandana, the daughter of Astiac, the last king of Madad.

In the past the tomb of cyrus the great was between the royal gardens that appeared across the plain. This building is, at the same time, very beautiful and impressive, and it was built on the orders of Cyrus the Great. The construction of the tomb is carried out with precision engineering, which is still firmly in place after 25 centuries. The tomb is 156 square meters and its height is about 11 meters. The stones used in the construction of it are from white marble, which was extracted from Mount Sivand 30 km southwest of Pasargad and moved to this place. The Achaemenid engineers and stone workers have placed the rocks in a precise manner and in such a way that no mortar used in the construction of the tomb and only metal fasteners (iron and lead) were used to attach the stone blocks to each other. The tomb is in seven floors, taken from the holy number seven among Iranians. The tomb of Cyrus has been holy and honorable at all times. 

This complex contains of:

-Proprietary palace

-Water Gardens of the kingdom

-Baraam’s palace

-Gate’s palace

-Winged man stones

-Stone tower

-Defensive battlefields of Tole Takht

-Sacred area

-Tight rhetoric

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 Due to the rain,heat,wind,snow and other situational aspects most of the above mentioned spots are ruined and just some small parts are left. this place is an interesting tourism sight which attracts people from all around the world every year just to visit it once in their life.

The Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, Iran is a complex which contains the mausoleum of Imam Reza, the eighth Imam of Twelver Shiites. It is the largest mosque in the world by area. Also contained within the complex are the Goharshad Mosque, a museum, a library, four seminaries, a cemetery, the Razavi University of Islamic Sciences, a dining hall for pilgrims, vast prayer halls, and other buildings.

The complex is one of the tourism centers in Iran and has been described as "the heart of the Shia Iran" with 20 million Iranian and non-Iranian Shias visiting the shrine each year, according to a 2016 estimate. The complex is managed by Astan Quds Razavi Foundation currently headed by a prominent Iranian cleric, Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi.

The shrine itself covers an area of 267,079m2 while the seven courtyards which surround it cover an area of 331,578m2 - totaling 598,657 m2 (6,443,890 sq ft).