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Valiasr Street
Most remains of old #Tehran look like this. And soon, they are torn down to make way for shiny, ugly new buildings.
via twitter
Valiasr Street
"Most of Tehran's historical buildings where destroyed in the 50s, 60s and 80s. They rebuild it with cheap buildings. And public city planning is not that strict in Iran.”via online review
Zafaraniyeh
Why is #Tehran so ugly? The buildings have no harmony, they all look gray and dirty and ugly; there is no color, no pavement because of the constant construction. It’s just—soulless.via twitter
Zafaraniyeh
"Often rated among the worst cities in the world to call home, Tehran is about as attractive as a dropped pie. The traffic is ridiculous, the pavements dangerous, and there's usually smog.There's a lot to love about Tehran – it's just that appearance isn't one of them."via online review
Masoudieh Palace
Masoudieh mansion is a historical building related to the Qajar period, which was ordered by Massoud Mirza, the ruler of Isfahan
via @irangardd
Masoudieh Palace
Tehran Masoudieh Mansion, Baharestan Square Southwest side, Khobatan
via @nezami.roya
Saraye Roshan
Saraye Roshan Naser Khosrow Avenue, Tehran. One of the first business centres in Tehran 1932 with a gothic architecture
via @hesamsn
Golestan Palace
Adorned with pretty tiles&stained glasses #GolestanPalace's not only a #worldheritage but a must to go!
via twitter
Golestan Palace
This picture is taken in beautiful Iran at the Golestan Palace, definately worth a visit!
via @3.travelsisters
Golestan Palace
Beautiful doorways and superb architecture at Golestan Palace #Tehran. A must-see spot for all!
via twitter
Golestan Palace
via @vavaguf
Golestan Palace
one of the main attractions of Tehran. A beautiful peaceful place in the chaotic capital
via @japsolut
Azadi Tower
Azadi (Freedom) Tower, one of the landmarks in #Tehran. What a beauty!
via @yanieparvinfar
Azadi Tower
The Azadi Tower, the main symbol of Tehran, was built in 1971 for the 2500th anniversary of Persian (Iranian) statehood entirely of Isfahan white marble and consists of eight thousand stone blocks....
via @lempi_kiuru