Exploring Tehran for 5 days

  1. Day 1: Golestan Palace
    25 minutes (6.3 km) from Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport

    Step into the official residence of the Qajar dynasty which has now transformed into a museum reflecting Iranian culture and historical art. The intricate artwork and design of the palace will leave you awestruck and provide insights into Iran's cultural background.

  2. Day 2: Sa'ad Abad Complex
    30 minutes (12.3 km) from Golestan Palace

    Wander through the extensive Sa'ad Abad Complex which boasts of 18 buildings and 6 museums. Spend your day exploring the lush gardens and fascinating architecture while learning about the rise and fall of Iranian dynasties.

  3. Day 3: Milad Tower
    25 minutes (8.3 km) from Sa'ad Abad Complex

    Ride up to the top of the Milad Tower, one of the tallest towers in the world, and enjoy panoramic views of Tehran. The tower also houses several attractions such as an observation deck and a revolving restaurant.

  4. Day 4: National Museum of Iran
    25 minutes (6.7 km) from Milad Tower

    Learn about Iran's rich history ranging from prehistoric times to the Islamic period at the National Museum of Iran. The museum's exceptional collection includes rare artefacts and pieces of Iranian history like animal motifs and Persian carpets.

  5. Day 5: Tehran Bazaar
    15 minutes (4 km) from National Museum of Iran

    End your trip by exploring the lively and bustling Tehran Bazaar. Wander through the myriad of alleys and witness the vibrancy and chaos of this historical marketplace as you bargain for some Persian rugs, textiles, and spices.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Golestan Palace (2 hours, 400,000 IRR)
  • Sa'ad Abad Complex (4 hours, 700,000 IRR)
  • Milad Tower (2 hours, 800,000 IRR)
  • National Museum of Iran (3 hours, 300,000 IRR)
  • Tehran Bazaar (3 hours, 100,000 IRR)
  • Total Estimated Costs: 2,300,000 IRR

Useful tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Niavaran Palace Complex, Tehran's Grand Bazaar, and the Carpet Museum of Iran. Don't forget to taste the traditional Iranian cuisine like chelo kebab, ghorme sabzi, and fesenjan. Additionally, if you want to save costs, public transportation is a cheap and convenient option to travel around Tehran.

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