Introducing Tehran

The best experiences and tours in Tehran

Tehran will surprise you in many ways and you won’t be disappointed with your trip, especially if you book these tours:

• Tour of the top museums in Tehran: Tehran is known for its beautiful museums that showcase the rich history of Iran. This tour includes visits to top attractions like the National Museum of Iran, the Golestan Palace, and the Glass and Ceramic Museum. You even get to experience authentic Persian cuisine at lunch in one of the best restaurants in the city.
• Tehran walking food tour: Are you curious about how authentic Persian food tastes like? The Tehran walking food tour will take you to some of the best places around the city to sample different Persian food and delicacies. A visit to the Tarjrish Bazaar, the largest traditional bazaar in Tehran will let you experience a culinary food tour like no other. 

The best things to see and do in Tehran

Here are some of the best things that you can see and do when you’re visiting Tehran:

• Explore the Golestan Palace: The Golestan Palace and all its grandeur is one of Tehran’s best treasures. This huge complex is comprised of different buildings with beautiful tiles that are reminiscent of the time of the Qajar rulers. If you can, allocate a day exploring the Golestan Palace to make sure that you see all the nine sections in the complex.
• Shop at the Grand Bazaar: One of the best places in Tehran to shop for authentic Iranian products is the Grand Bazaar. This huge maze of stalls and alleys has everything from local delicacies to souvenirs that you can take back home. Just make sure to visit during the morning when things are not as busy yet, so you can avoid the crowd and take your time looking at the different shops.

The best time to visit Tehran 

Tehran is accessible all year round, but the weather can be too harsh during the summer and winter. So, if you want to make the most of your trip, it’s best to visit between the months of March and May when the weather is pleasant enough for you to visit not only the city but also its neighboring towns. March is also the beginning of spring and “Nowruz” or the Iranian New Year, so you can really immerse in the city’s culture.