Ali Mesio Museum: a gateway to constitutional historyAli Mesio's house is a living museum in the heart of Tabriz, as if it came out of the heart of history and narrates an ups and downs story of the struggles of the constitutionalists. Step by step of this house, it is as if you are traveling in time and returning to the turbulent era of the constitution.Architecture:Inner courtyard: passing through the...
Qari bridge, a gem in the heart of TabrizQari Bridge, Qari Corpusi or Chirag Bridge is the only remaining stone bridge on the Mehranroud river in Tabriz, which has become one of the popular tourist attractions of this city due to its age, beautiful architecture and location.A rich history:Construction in the Qajar period: This bridge was built about 200 years ago, in the Qajar period, by the order of a...
Nikdel House: A Journey to the Qajar EraNikdel House is a window to the history and culture of Tabriz during the Qajar period. With its magnificent architecture, eye-catching decorations and historical objects, this house will take you on a journey in time.Architecture:Inner and outer courtyard: When you step into the inner courtyard, a beautiful pond with a green garden and sturdy trees will charm you....
Tomb of two perfectionsDo Kamal tomb is located in one of the gardens of Bilankoh neighborhood in the east of Tabriz city. This tomb is the burial place of two prominent Iranian personalities:Kamaluddin Masoud Khojandi (died 793 AH): famous poet and lyricist of the 8th and 9th centuries.Kamaluddin Behzad (died 942 AH): famous painter and painter of the 10th century AHHistory:Bagh Kamal: According to...
Tabriz Classic Car Museum: A Tour in the World of NostalgiaThe Tabriz Classic Car Museum, a gem in the history of the automobile industry, is located in Tabriz. This museum, which is located in a building with modern architecture on the Pasdaran highway, not reaching the Tabriz-Bostan Abad highway, opens a window to the world of nostalgia and the history of the automobile industry by bringing together a...
Hariri House of Tabriz: a gem of Qajar architectureHariri House is a magnificent and historical building in the city of Tabriz, which is known as one of the most beautiful houses of the Qajar period. This house, which is located on Tarbiat Street, Noor Hashemi Street, No. 132, attracts many tourists every year with its eye-catching architecture and delicate decorations.A deeper look at the architecture of...
Tabriz Caricature Museum: a world of humor and smilesTabriz Caricature Museum, the first specialized cartoon and caricature museum in Iran and the Middle East, is located in Tabriz city. This museum, which is located in a historical building from the first Pahlavi period, opens a window to the world of humor and smiles by bringing together a unique collection of comic works and caricatures from all over...
Maragheh Ilkhani Museum: a treasure of history and cultureMaragheh Ilkhani Museum, a gem in the history of Iran, is located in the city of Maragheh. This museum, which is housed in a magnificent building from the Qajar period, opens a window to the history and culture of this tumultuous period by bringing together a unique collection of works from the Ilkhanid period.A deeper look at Ilkhani...
Sensah Museum (Salmasi House): a tour in the world of science and knowledgeSangh Museum (Salmasi House) in Tabriz is a gateway to the world of science and knowledge. Located in the heart of a magnificent building from the first Pahlavi period, this museum takes visitors on a journey through the history of science and technology by gathering a unique collection of measurement tools.A deeper look at the...
Mehrabad Grand Mosque: a gem of Islamic architecture in the heart of IranMehrabad Grand Mosque, a building with unique grandeur and beauty, is a reminder of the ups and downs of Iran's history, which is located in Mehrabad village. This mosque, which is known as one of the most important historical monuments of Iran, attracts many tourists every year with its magnificent architecture and eye-catching...
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