Visit to  the historical complex of the Marble Palace and its spectacular and surprising halls.

Historical Marmar (Marble) Palace was built around 80 years ago by the order of Reza Shah Pahlavi on a land of 35,000 meters and its use was changed after the unsuccessful assassination of Pahlavi II and in 1355 its doors were opened to the public as a museum. The Marble Palace was used as a museum for only two years, where objects such as the Shah's personal belongings were displayed to the public. After the Islamic revolution, the museum was closed and its political use was resumed.

Now, after forty years of government use, it has opened its doors to enthusiasts and tourists for some time.