Mahmoud Hessabi Museum

This place shows how beautiful a house could be if a great engineer designs it 😍 you could enjoy all the small inches of the house, especially the second-floor balcony. You can sit on a bench and look into the beautiful yard that is covered with trees and green leaves. Also in-depth of the yard, there is a small pool. I recommend visiting this place at least one time to enjoy and be proud of the Iranian great men 😃🙏

I think Dr Hesabi and his family are such collectors above all. This museum is a collection of everything that used or existed in this family from dresses and accessories to samples of hairs of family members! Of course the building is very special and there are some things that are worth visiting.

here i will be ready to give 5☆!
Staff good in Service, drink and food delicious, also decorated. A plus here is the location. The place is famous, if weather colder have super warm heater there. If raining can sit inside in warm feeling also. if sunny can enjoy the view outside well. the water was half inside, but like full. All in all its very nearly a perfect mix of everything. The guests inside the center of management and the quality of tea and food is famous. thanks! 5☆

💥 amazing 💥 and really instructive 🌳
I really recommend: Excellent museum guide🔸Beautiful green space 🔸And most importantly beautiful house 🔸And you can also see his car and his family 🔸and his honors 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸
🕓 It is worth your time to come♪= don't miss it

This museum houses the personal items of Dr. Mahmoud Hessabi, a prominent Iranian scientist. The collection is on the third floor. As you enter, there is guide who very well explains the details of the items thoroughly. The corridor is very narrow and having more than 5 people at a time will make it difficult to navigate easily.

The building does not have proper guidance unfortunately. The space is huge but only one chamber is used and the other areas are not marked. You feel slightly lost at first.

this museum is his house, his boy lives here, in the third floor you can visit his objects and honours throughout his life. He was a tidy, sharp_minded, and curious person to learn about everything. As you maybe know he could speak several languages. I recommend reading his book and then visiting his museum.

I don’t call this place a museum!
It’s where Professor Hesabi lived and definitely worths visiting since he was one the most significant contributors to engineering specially in the field of physics and construction.
There are also many biographic posters on the walls.
The newly opened cafe; Jaryan Cafe had a good breakfast and I recommend it.
Although the bread was not fresh, it was outweighed by the coffee. :)