The historical Time Museum of Tehran is the first Iranian time museum that takes you on a journey through past times.

It was built by the command of Sa’d-Al-Saltaneh during the reign of Naser-Al-Din Shah Qajar. It also is near other famous monuments of Qazvin, old bazar and Chehelsotun mansion. Caravanserai of ...

She spoke about the rigorous process of restoring one of the most prized items in the museum’s collection: a 19th-century Nasser al-Din Shah-era carriage ... and technological sophistication of the ...

During the Qajar dynasty, the village gained recognition, with Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar reportedly passing through and admiring the craftsmanship of local metalworkers. The village’s architectural ...

During the Qajar dynasty, the village gained recognition, with Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar reportedly passing through and admiring the craftsmanship of local metalworkers. The village’s architectural ...

Susanne explains they were a gift in the 1860s from Persian ruler Naser al-Din Shah Qajar to one of her ancestors. Superb as the food is, it's as if an invisible, occult hand prepares it - for I ...

The Fin bathroom in the Garden is the historic place where Naser al-Din Shah killed his Chancellor Amir ... from the Safavid era and the large bath is from the Qajar era which was built by ...

The Fin bathroom in the Garden is the historic place where Naser al-Din Shah killed his Chancellor Amir ... from the Safavid era and the large bath is from the Qajar era which was built by ...

KERMANSHAH (Tasnim) – The Biglar Beigi tekyeh is located in Sarem al-Dowleh Alley in an old neighborhood of Kermanshah, called Feyzabad. The tekyeh, built in Qajar ... al-Din Shah’s reign ...

It showcases some historical carriages and chariots, each with its own unique legacy. Among the highlights is a ceremonial carriage once owned by Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (aka Nasereddin Shah), a relic ...

Among the highlights is the carriage once belonging to Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (aka Nasereddin Shah), a poignant relic of a bygone era, steeped in the history of Iran. Another notable inclusion is a ...

According to Anvarinejad, the oldest surviving sound recordings from Iran date back to 1898 and 1899, during the reign of Mozaffar al-Din Shah of the Qajar dynasty, which reigned over the country from ...