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Golestan Palace Compound: Located in Tehran monuments of 18th century.
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Marble Throne: Inside portico of a palace in Golestan compound.

National Museum of Iran: Located in Tehran with items since 5000 B.C.

Darius the Great Panel: One of two Panels from Apadana Palace, Persepolis.

Carpet Museum: A rare collection of some unique Iranian carpets.

Iranian Carpet: A multi-panel design carpet by Qashqaei nomads.

Sa’ad Abad Palace: Green palace in Sa’ad Abad Palaces, 20th century.

Green Palace: Sitting room of Shah’s private palace in Sa’ad Abad compound.

Saveh Friday Mosque: 11th century Friday mosque renovated in Safavids era.

Ganjnameh Inscriptions: Carved by Achaemenian kings, Darius I & Xerxes.

Tombs of Esther & Mordechai: Burial places of Old Testament prophets.

Alavian Dome: 12th century mausoleum with stucco works & a cellar.

Anahita Temple: Speculated as inspired by Achaemenians & Hellenistic arts.

Hercules Sculpture: Dated at 1st millennium, World Heritage Site.

Bisotun Inscriptions: World Heritage Site & world’s largest Inscription.

Caravansaries in Bisotun: more ruins at Bisotun, World Heritage Site .

Taq-e-Bostan: Sassanian reliefs depicting kings and Anahita.

Moaven-ol-Molk Tekieh: Exquisite decorations in a 19th century Tekieh.

Kurdish Nomads: Migrating nomads with their animals in their black tents.

Dezful Watermills: Sassanian watermills in the course of water.

Tchogha Zanbil Temple: World Heritage Site, built in 125 B.C by Elamites.

Water Treatment Pool: Draining rain water away from the temple.

Apadana Palace: First Apadana palace of Darius I in Susa.

Tomb of Daniel: Burial place of Daniel, the Old Testament prophet.

Elamite Masks: 2 items from exquisite objects in Shush Museum.

Shadorvan Bridge: A long Sassanian bridge on Karun river partly remained.

Shushtar Watermills & Waterfalls: World Heritage Site, built by Sassanians.

Band-e-Mizan: Achaemenian water dam & redirecting installations.

Qashqai Nomads: Nomads’ black tents and animals on the go.

Ancient City of Bishapur: Sassanian city built by Roman slaves & Iranians.

Bishapur Reliefs: Sassanian reliefs at Tang-e-Chogan near Bishapur.

Bishapur Museum: Items unearthed in ancient city of Bishapur on display.

Nasirol-Molk Mosque: 19th century local mosque with exquisite decoration.

Narenjestan Garden: Office of Supreme Judge of Shiraz in 19th century.

Zinat-ol-Molk House: House of Shiraz supreme judge in 19th century.

Tomb of Sa’dy: Burial place of Iranian world-class poet of 12th &13th centuries.

Tomb of Hafez: Burial place of the master of ghazal poems from 14th century.

Seyed Aladin Shrine: Typical mirror-work shrine of 19th century Shiraz.

Entrance to Persepolis: World Heritage Site, Achaemenian palaces of 500 B.C.

Persepolis Details: Rock Reliefs on palace walls of Darius the great.

Naqsh-e-Rostam: North of Shiraz, Achaemenian tombs, Sassanian reliefs, etc.

Shapur I on Horseback: Persians’ victory over Roman Empire.

Koran Gate: Northern gate of Shiraz since 1000 years ago.

Karimkhani Citadel: Administration of Zand rulers in 18th century Shiraz.

Pars Museum: Meeting hall of Karimkhan-e-Zand with officials in Shiraz.

Vakil Mosque: Located in Shiraz built by Karimkhan-e-Zand in 18th century.

Shiraz Bazaar: Part of Karimkhan-e-Zand project of 18th century.

Pasargadae: World Heritage Site, burial place of Cyrus the great (550 B.C).

Abarkooh Icehouse: Traditional ice making & keeping structure.

Abarkooh Cypress Tree: 4500 years old in the middle of desert.

Gonbad-e-Ali: A 1000-year-old tomb tower of a local governor.

Tower of Silence: Zoroastrians used to expose corpses to vultures here.

Varahram Fire Temple: Its fire has been burning for 15 centuries.

Yazd Friday Mosque: Ilkhanid style mosque with tallest minarets in Iran.

Fahadan Ancient Quarter: The traditional part of Yazd still inhabited.

Dolat Abad Garden: 18th century garden with the tallest wind catcher in Yazd.

Yazd Bazaar: Well-known for its brocades, herbs and gold ornaments.

Water Museum: Showcasing traditional supplement and reserving methods.

Mir Chaqmaq Tekieh: Structure for Shiites’ mourning ceremonies.

Old City Walls of Yazd: Originally built in 11th century and kept restored.

Narin Fortress: at least 3000-years-old fortress in use till 19th century.

Meybod Icehouse: An example of traditional architecture to make & keep ice.

Chapar Khaneh: Traditional mailing service office of Meybod.

Pigeon Tower: A traditional shelter to keep pigeons away from farms.

Water Reservoir: Traditional structure to reserve water for the community.

Nain Friday Mosque: A very old mosque inspired by pre-Islam architecture.

Si-o-Se Pol: Safavid Bridge built in 1600 on Isfahan river (Zayandeh Rud).

Khajoo Bridge: Safavid Bridge in Isfahan also functioning as a water dam.

Chehelsotun Palace: Palace of Shah Abbas II in mid 17th century.

Chechelsotun Paintings: Part of mural paintings inside, mid 17th century.

Naqsh-e-Jahan Square: 17th century World Heritage Site with monuments.

Emam Khomeini Mosque: World Heritage Site built by Shah Abbas I.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque: World Heritage Site built for Shah Abbas family.

Aliqapoo Palace: 17th century highrise palace, World Heritage Site.

Hasht Behesht Place: Ceiling of Hasht Behest palace, 18th century, Isfahan.

Isfahan Bazaar: Coppersmith quarter of Isfahan bazaar, 17th century.

Handicraft Workshops: Workshop for making embossed copper works.

Vank Cathedral: Chapel of Vank Cathedral, 17th century, Isfahan.

Paintings of Vank Cathedral: Mural paintings inside, 17th century, Isfahan.

Tabatabaee House: One of the merchant’s houses in 19th century .

Soltan Amir Ahmad Hammam: A traditional Bathhouse of 16th century.

Fin garden: Ceiling of a mansion in Fin Garden, 17th century, Kashan.

Masumeh’s Shrine: Burial place of the sister of Shiites’ 8th Imam.

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