Golestan Palace
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By: Moreza Ahmadi Alehashem
Let's visit top five most beautiful palaces in Iran
TEHRAN, Mar. 24 (MNA) – Iran is a modern country with a rich historical heritage. Since the days of the Persian Empire, many beautiful palaces have been preserved in modern Iran, with which we want to introduce you today.
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By: Zahra Mirzafarjouyan
Golestan Palace, glorious palace in Tehran
TEHRAN, Feb. 08 (MNA) – The Golestan Palace is one of the most beautiful and historic monuments left in the city of Tehran that shines like a gleaming gem on 15 Khordad Square.
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By: Behnam Tofighi
Tehran Day commemoration
TEHRAN, Oct. 08 (MNA) –The ceremony of 'Tehran Day' commemoration was held on Monday in the presence of Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, Tehran’s Mayor Pirouz Hanachi, Chairman of City Council of Tehran Mohsen Hashemi at the Golestan Palace, and some foreign ambassadors.
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By: Babak Borzouyeh
Japan displays 3D-lighting at Golestan Palace in Tehran
TEHRAN, Aug. 04 (MNA) – The Golestan Palace in the Iranian capital lit up in 3D-lighting courtesy of the Japanese embassy in Tehran on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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By: Mostafa Babaei
Iranian poses or foreign gestures
TEHRAN, Jul. 27 (MNA) – Maybe when Nikolay Pavlov, in December 1842, was taking the first photograph of the Iranian king, Mohammad Shah Qajar (1814-1848) was thinking about some issues.
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By: Mohammadreza Abbasi
Meteorite exhibition in Tehran
TEHRAN, Apr. 29 (MNA) – The largest and first specialized exhibition of Iran’s meteorites opened at the Museum of Anthropology of the UNESCO-registered Golestan Palace, downtown Tehran, on Sunday and will run until May 18. Over 700 meteorite pieces are being showcased during the event.
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Tehran to host major meteorites exhibition
TEHRAN, Apr. 27 (MNA) – The largest and first specialized exhibition of Iran’s meteorites will be held in capital Tehran from April 28 to May 18.
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By: Haniyeh Sadat Jafariyeh
Unmissable sites to visit in Tehran
TEHRAN, Mar. 31 (MNA) – Considered as the best manifestation of Iranian art and architecture from the Qajar era (19th and 20th centuries), the incredibly lavish Golestan Palace is an intangible cultural heritage of the Iranian capital.
