Moghadam Museum
Moghadam Museum
4.5
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- Hasan Abad • 6 min walk
- Imam Ali University • 7 min walk
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Mel
Tehran, Iran103 contributions
May 2019
One of the old houses in Tehran which is known for it beautiful gardens and a mixture of french and persian architecture 🌸🌷🌹
Written May 10, 2019
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Mohadeseh
Tehran, Iran269 contributions
Aug 2014 • Friends
This house was known as the most expensive house of Iran. You will love this place as soon as you enter it and see the garden.
It was opened in the 2009 and not many people know this place, not even locals.
There are different rooms with different artistic things in them.
This house is not far from National museum and I highly recommend it.
Unfortunately you can not find enough information on the net about this place and that is why tourists are not aware of its presence.
It was opened in the 2009 and not many people know this place, not even locals.
There are different rooms with different artistic things in them.
This house is not far from National museum and I highly recommend it.
Unfortunately you can not find enough information on the net about this place and that is why tourists are not aware of its presence.
Written August 7, 2014
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mohamaddarij
Iran31 contributions
Dec 2018 • Friends
It was the first time that i saw it . I think it is the best in their kinds .I enjoyed from visiting different places and paintings of the house .Moghadam used all of his effort and his heart to collecting this collection . for example the special fireplace of queen castle that was protected by him .I think Moghadam's heart go along with the house .
Written December 24, 2018
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AfshinJM
Tehran, Iran397 contributions
Mar 2018 • Friends
I visited this place with one of my friends, its a lovely place with a nice garden, This house belonged to Mohsen Moghaddam One of the founders of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Tehran University its a historical place, and you can see some historical things from different place of Iran in this place,Also there is a cafe and you can Have a rest in this lovely Historical House.
Written March 27, 2018
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TPK751
Dubai, United Arab Emirates630 contributions
May 2016 • Couples
Just impossible to imagine such a beautiful house from the street, moreover very well maintained, and at a very reasonable price (30K IRR = 1 USD).
Mohsen Moghadam clearly had taste for beautiful things, and this place is full of new senses for interior designers.
The archeologist bequeathed it to the university of Tehran, which opened it to the public in 2009.
It is most interesting that an individual arranged this beautiful Qadjar house with style, and not the rich and powerful.
A must see.
Explanations in english are quite complete, and you'll spend hours if you read them all.
Photos of the inner garden will be better in winter when trees have no leaves ...
Mohsen Moghadam clearly had taste for beautiful things, and this place is full of new senses for interior designers.
The archeologist bequeathed it to the university of Tehran, which opened it to the public in 2009.
It is most interesting that an individual arranged this beautiful Qadjar house with style, and not the rich and powerful.
A must see.
Explanations in english are quite complete, and you'll spend hours if you read them all.
Photos of the inner garden will be better in winter when trees have no leaves ...
Written July 6, 2016
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masoudborbor
Tehran, Iran30 contributions
Dec 2014 • Solo
Moghadam Museum, is an Iranian house with its calm architecture. if you are tired of the crowded city, it is one of the most calm corners of the world in the middle of the city.
Written October 25, 2015
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ریموند ا
1 contribution
An excellent place in the middle of tehran.
Lovely place for walking and looking at articles in there.
Lovely place for walking and looking at articles in there.
Written August 30, 2014
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MultiKultiORD
93 contributions
Mar 2019 • Friends
Please spend some time at this museum and then take a walk on the neighboring streets and alleys ....you'll love it!
Also take a close look at the paintings and miniature works where some "nudity" have been censored, and some nipples missed....i'm told there is a room in the basement where there are many tiles with nudity depicted on them...so much so that it was easier to lock it up than disfigure those beauties...
Mehran (of Chicago)
Also take a close look at the paintings and miniature works where some "nudity" have been censored, and some nipples missed....i'm told there is a room in the basement where there are many tiles with nudity depicted on them...so much so that it was easier to lock it up than disfigure those beauties...
Mehran (of Chicago)
Written April 13, 2019
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niusha
Tehran, Iran6 contributions
Jan 2019 • Friends
A good gathering of architecture and history which every part of this house narrates the lost piece of history.
Written January 27, 2019
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Midia S
Tehran, Iran13 contributions
Oct 2018 • Friends
A very nice maison belongs to mr.Moghadam one of the best architects of Iran. It has a cafe in if u wanna eat somthing after your visit
Written October 7, 2018
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