Cultural Immersion in Tehran

1. Day 1: Golestan Palace
   5 minutes (1.3 km) from Tehran Grand Bazaar

   Visit the royal complex of the Qajar dynasty, including museums and beautiful gardens.

2. Day 2: National Museum of Iran
   7 minutes (3.9 km) from Golestan Palace

   Explore one of the oldest museums of Iran, showcasing pre-Islamic and Islamic objects, ceramics, and coins.

3. Day 3: Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
   9 minutes (4.6 km) from National Museum of Iran

   Admire the modern and contemporary art collection of Iranian and international artists, including works by Monet, Warhol, and Pollock.

4. Day 4: Tabiat Bridge
   15 minutes (7.7 km) from Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art

   Walk or cycle across the impressive cable-stayed pedestrian bridge and enjoy the view of the Alborz Mountains and Jahan Nama Park.

5. Day 5: Darband
   12 minutes (5.7 km) from Tabiat Bridge

   Hike or take a chairlift to reach this mountainous resort at the north of Tehran. Try local snacks and tea in the traditional restaurants of the bazaar.

6. Day 6: Sa'd Abad Complex
   13 minutes (6.6 km) from Darband

   Visit the former residence of the Shah of Iran and his family, now converted into a museum displaying art, weapons, and musical instruments.

7. Day 7: Milad Tower
   11 minutes (5.5 km) from Sa'd Abad Complex

   Go up the 435-meter high tower to have a panoramic view of Tehran's skyline and enjoy the revolving restaurant, sky dome, or observation deck.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Golestan Palace (2 hours, 10,000 rials)
• National Museum of Iran (2 hours, 5,000 rials)
• Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art (2 hours, 20,000 rials)
• Tabiat Bridge (1-2 hours, free)
• Darband (2-4 hours, 30,000-50,000 rials)
• Sa'd Abad Complex (3 hours, 10,000 rials)
• Milad Tower (2-3 hours, 150,000-350,000 rials)
Total Estimated Costs: 575,000-775,000 rials

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Holy Defense Museum, the Carpet Museum, or the Niavaran Cultural Complex. If you have less time, you can skip Darband or Milad Tower. Keep in mind that some museums and sites may be closed on Mondays, Fridays, or public holidays, and some require advance booking or a guide.