Bahar Di

Free admission, nice cafe! I liked the exhibitions because I was curious to get to know Stockholm better. The exhibitions were chronological, and some of them were based on particular people and their lives, which was insightful. There's a small library as well.

Everything seemed alright on the surface. However, there was something not quite right with the quality of the food that I couldn't put a finger on. And the food was cold, which was a bummer!

The atmosphere was fine with the view of Tehran. Parking can be hard to find.

Will I go back again? I guess I won't!

A great spot for those who love sports. I wish there were places like this in every corner of Tehran and across the country.

It has all sort of facilities, gyms, tennis courts, golf course, bowling club, restaurants, sportswear stores and more.

You can either get an annual membership or pay at a booth before entering.

It's still the prettiest park in Tehran. It's steep with stone paths throughout the park.
Go on Weekdays and enjoy the peace and quiet.

I've been here several times and it's fantastic. Totally recommended for those who like to get a taste of old Tehran, its architecture and history.