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National Jewels Museum
Outstanding treasury museum displaying jewels, crowns and ceremonial objects. A memorable stop for Persian court history and craftsmanship.
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Outstanding treasury museum displaying jewels, crowns and ceremonial objects. A memorable stop for Persian court history and craftsmanship.
Large museum of Iranian history from prehistory to the Islamic era. Ideal for understanding the country's archaeology and cultural timeline.
Contemporary art museum known for its strong modern collection and sculpture garden. Best for art lovers seeking a different side of Tehran.
Long mountain road lined with cafés, shops and walking routes. Popular for strolling, cooler air and access to northern foothill scenery.
Historic bazaar district of lanes, courtyards and traditional commerce. Worth exploring for atmosphere, architecture and everyday city life.
Major city park with museums, fountains and broad paths near central sights. Good for a relaxed break and urban people-watching.
Chelo kebab is Iran’s signature meal of grilled meat with saffron rice, butter and grilled tomato. It is strongly associated with Tehran’s classic eateries.
Dizi, or abgoosht, is a hearty stew of lamb, chickpeas, white beans and potato, traditionally mashed and eaten with flatbread in old-style teahouses.
Fesenjan is a rich stew of walnuts and pomegranate molasses, usually cooked with poultry. Its sweet-sour flavour is a celebrated staple of Iranian home cooking.
Long-established restaurant famed for chelo kebab and formal Persian dining. Popular for business meals and traditional service.
Historic traditional restaurant known for dizi and classic Iranian dishes in an old Tehran setting with a nostalgic atmosphere.
Well-known branch of the Muslim Restaurant style, popular for tahchin and saffron rice dishes in a busy, casual setting.
Tehran is budget-friendly for many visitors, with low local dining and transport costs, though hotels and imported goods can be relatively pricier.
A service charge may be included. Otherwise round up or leave about 10% in restaurants. Small tips are appreciated for taxi drivers and café staff.
Check where to Tehran flights depart and arrive, plus the main airport details for this route.
Tehran Imam Khomeini is 9 km from Tehran city centre. Public transport options include:
Tehran Imam Khomeini has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, Dining, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Hotel, Lounge, Lost and Found Office and Car Rental.
Food options include: Several restaurants, fast food outlets, and cafes are available in the general entrance hall.
Free Wi-Fi access is available in parts of the terminal building, including the departure lounge. . ATMs are banks and ATMs are available both airside and landside. .
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Tehran Imam Khomeini: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Available at Tehran Imam Khomeini: Car Rental.
Accessibility facilities are available at Tehran Imam Khomeini: The terminal is equipped with lifts and disabled toilets. Passengers requiring wheelchair assistance should inform their airline prior to travel.
Nearby hotels include Two hoteals are located near the airport: Remis Hotel (formerly Ibis Hotel): A 4-star hotel adjacent to the airport, offering free shuttle service and a range of amenities. Rexan Hotel (formerly Novotel): A 5-star hotel within a 5-minute walk from the airport, featuring facilities like a swimming pool, gym, and sau..
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