In Tehran 3-day tour you will get familiar to almost all highlights of Iran’s capital. As a cosmopolitan city, with great museums, parks, restaurants and warm friendly people, Tehran has earned itself the rather unenviable reputation as a smog-filled, traffic-clogged and featureless sprawl of concrete bursting at the seams with 15 million residents; But meanwhile, this metropolis is a heaven for museum lovers and keen travelers.

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Visit Tehran in a 3-day Tour 

Welcome to the modern capital of Iran,Tehran; the city of colorful lights, intriguing sounds and never-ending motion. Tehran is the capital of Iran, The population of the city is almost 15 million with a metropolitan area population of approximately 17 million. Join us to show you Tehran beyond your expectations.

Tehran Overview 

Tehran is a city of parks and has more than 800 of them, all well-designed. The altitude of the city is nearly a mile high above the sea level and as a result is usually cooler than other capitals in the middle east but the air tends to be very dry.
A combination of factors make Tehran a pleasant place to visit: The dry climate which is normally cool (at least in the evenings), the proximity of the surrounding atmospheric mountains, museums and palaces, the parks and Persian Gardens where flowers blossom all through the year, and the alleys of trees in the avenues or even smaller streets.

The Alborz range on the north of Tehran, which hosts Damavand -the highest peak in Iran- provides fantastic conditions for ski lovers in the winter. In winter, the mountain hotels and ski resorts at Shemshak, and Dizin are full several days a week. Some specialist skiers consider the snow value in northern Tehran to be one of the most excellent in the world. The main feature of Tehran tourist centers are its interesting museums such as Iran National Museum  which is known as the first Iranian archaeological museum, divided into 3 sections based on different periods of Iranian history: Pre-history, Pre-Islamic, and Islamic periods, the Carpet Museum comprises of two halls displaying some finest Persian carpets from different regions and Ceramic & Glassware Museum (ABGINEH) which is originally a beautiful 19th century building full of interesting objects.
During  your stay you can also enjoy visiting Tehran palaces such as the 410 hectares Sa’ad Abad Complex which was the residential palaces of Mohammad Reza Shah, his father and some members of the former Iranian royal family , Niavaran palace complex in north east Tehran and the famous Golestan palace dating back to Qajar era.