Name: Golestan Palace
Address: Tehran Province, Tehran, District 12, Fifth Khordad Avenue, Arg SqrØ Panzdah-e-Khordad StreetØ Iran, IR
Telephone: +98 21 3311 3335

Golestan Palace is a museum, located at Tehran Province, Tehran, District 12, Fifth Khordad Avenue, Arg Sqr، Panzdah-e-Khordad Street، Iran. They can be contacted via phone at +98 21 3311 3335, visit their website golestanpalace.ir for more detailed information.

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Tehran Province, Tehran, District 12, Fifth Khordad Avenue, Arg Sqr، Panzdah-e-Khordad Street، Iran

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Added by Jopie, at 22 October 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Mahdi Ettefagh

07 April 2018

اگر چه تاريخچه كاخ گلستان به زمان شاه عباس صفوي ( 988 ه.ق ) بر مي گردد و بخشي از سفرنامه پيترو دلا واله (در سال 1028 ه.ق كه شهر تهران را با چنارستاني كه قصر سلطنتي را احاطه كرده بوده ، توصيف نموده است / سر آغازي بر ارگ سلطنتي ) خود مويد اين نكته است ، و در سلسله هاي بعد كم يا بيش نيز مو رد توجه واقع شده تا اينكه در عهد كريمخان زند ما بين سالهاي 1173 تا 1180 ه.ق نيز اين مجموعه با ساخت ديوانخانه اي دچار تغييرات اساسي گرديده ، ولي اهميت واقعي ارگ را مي توان به دوران آقا محمدخان قاجار نسبت داد .
وي در اواخر دوران زنديه و پس از مرگ كريمخان ( 1193 ه.ق ) از بحران داخلي ايران استفاده نموده ، ايلات قاجار را از دشت گرگان كه مركز سكونت آنان بود به دامنه هاي جنوبي البرز يعني ولايات تهران و دامغان سوق داد و سعي كرد كه بتدريج راه خود را به طرف فارس يعني مركز حكومت و قدرت زنديه باز كند . ( هر چند كه لرد كرزن در كتاب ايران و قضيه ايران ، در باره انتخاب تهران به پايتختي توسط آقا محمد خان و ايجاد مقر سلطنتي در اين شهر نزديكي به املاك و مقر طايفه خويش در گرگان و نزديكي به روس ها و تحت مراقبت داشتن آنها را جزء عوامل اين انتخاب مي شمارد .) آقا محمد خان بعد از غلبه بر لطفعلي خان زند در شعبان 1209 ه.ق به تهران برگشته و در نوروز 1210 ه.ق به نام پادشاه ايران تاجگذاري مي كند .
اين حركت آقا محمد خان به اهميت ارگ سلطنتي بيش از پيش افزوده و در عهد فتحعلي شاه قاجار هم به خاطر تاجگذاري وي در اين شهر ( 24 ربيع الاول 1212 ه.ق / 1797 ميلادي در آستانه قرن 19 و همزمان با ناپلئون ) و هم بواسطه خيالات شكو همند اين پادشاه كاخ گلستان توسعه بيشتر و آراستگي بهتري را تجربه كرد .
در عهد ناصرالدين شاه قاجار ( تاجگذاري جمعه 21 ذي القعده 1264 ه.ق / كاخ گلستان ) كاخ گلستان بواسطه مدت حكومت وي ( قريب به 49 سال ) و ديدار او بعنوان اولين پادشاه ايران از اروپا در سه سفر خود به سال هاي 1290 ، 1295 و 1306 ه.ق دستخوش تغييرات اساسي و متاثر از اروپا گرديد .

در یکشنبه دوم تیرماه ۱۳۹۲ خورشیدی برایر با ۲۳ ژوئن ۲۰۱۳ میلادی و ۱۴ شعبان ۱۴۳۴ قمری و در سی‌وهفتمین اجلاس سالانه کمیته میراث جهانی سازمان یونسکو در کامبوج کاخ گلستان در فهرست میراث جهانی این سازمان به ثبت رسید.
پرونده کاخ گلستان که در سال ۲۰۰۷ م به سازمان یونسکو ارسال شده بود بالاخره توانست در سی و هفتمین اجلاس سالانه رضایت کارشناسان میراث جهانی یونسکو را کسب کرده و در نهایت در فهرست میراث جهانی قرار بگیرد. تا قبل از این، اتفاقاتی از جمله مرتفع بودن ساختمان در کنار کاخ گلستان موجب شده بود تا دوستداران و کارشناسان میراث فرهنگی نگران ثبت آن شوند. با این حال پس از بررسی مسائل، کارشناسان یونسکو این کاخ را به عنوان شانزدهمین اثر تاریخی ایران در جهان ثبت کردند.
J. Michael Seyfert

01 April 2018

The Qajar were an Iranian royal dynasty of Turkic origin which ruled Persia from 1785 to 1925. Golestan Palace was their showroom of pomp and circumstance, a true tourist mecca. I found the ticketing to be excruciatingly slow and vexing, even with only a few people trying to get in so I decided to skip this one and instead spend more time at the much more welcoming National Museum not far from there.
Nikki Azar

29 March 2018

It is a very beautiful place and the edifices were so beautiful every thing about the buildings were great but some of the people working there didn’t have any respect for the visitors and that was so embarrassing for me as an Iranian.
Behrooz Doulabi

10 March 2018

Such an screamingly vast palace dates back to the last king of Iran.
It's one of the have-to-see places in Tehran. You are going to be mesmerised and agape by that luxurious and mysterious air of the majestic and royal buildings and designs.
Lots of places to go. You need time. Make sure you you are there early in the morning.
Shahin

11 January 2018

One the most beautiful jewels of Tehran. A must visit attractions for both locals and visitors. Here are few pictures of my favourite palaces and location within the premise.
Can't recommend this palace enough!!!
Definitely check out the mirrors palace and brilliant palace💓
Travel Dreamer

20 November 2017

Built during the Qajir era, Golestan showcases the craftsmen ship of those times with intricate patterns & designs.

Welcomed by the garden and marble stone, this site will give you a glimpse into the past life of early Persian rulers.

Once pahlavi's moved into the newly built niyavaran palace near tochal, golestan was left behind for coronation & other official receptions.

major portions of the goelstan palace was demolished to pave way for the development of the city during shah's time.

Mirror Hall (Talar e Aineh) was my favourite among the different halls inside the palace. It doesn't means other are not good, they are as good in its own way.
Giacomo Bonicelli

16 November 2017

Interesting but not speciale, one of the most historical site in Teheran
Jadi Mirmirani

11 November 2017

If you are at Tehran, this is a nice place to visit. It is needed to buy tickets to visit each section separately but you can start by buying only the ticket for the garden itself.
Vincent Leenaert

06 November 2017

What a nice Palace. This house reflects nicely the grandeur this familie must have loved in. A place you must visit.
Iskandar Zulkarnain

18 October 2017

It's nice place.. But the staff especially the woman didn't nice at all.. Different than man staff, they nice and explain where to go to some tourist..
Abba Poorseyed

08 September 2017

Geatfull place with different museum, need some maintenance to environmental. During holiday only one ticket office was open.
Guillermo Bosque

21 August 2017

Very nice gardens and Qajar style architecture. More impressive from the outside than the inside of the pavilions. You must pay in the entrance the tickets of the pavilions you want to visit, so avoid paying the full visit to all the pavilions, just the one that interest you. Specially worth visiting the Marble Throne, the Khalvat e Karim, the Sun Palace and the pavilion with the wind towers (badgir). The coffee shop is overpriced.
Parastoo Dokouhaki

09 August 2017

Every time I visit the palace, I find something amazing in the architecture which I didn't aware of. Plus we have our best family pictures ever in the yard of the palace.
Shakir Ali Khan

07 August 2017

A must see. You have to pay 150000 Toman (for Admission) then have to pay separately to see different halls. I visited the Main Hall only so I paid 150000 + 150000 (for Main Hall) = 300000 Toman. The price of the halls vary. Photography inside is not allowed.
Kaydee Salih

14 July 2017

Loved it! Would definitely recommend visiting this palace when you travel to Iran, artifacts and old gifts from other nations for the shah are presented, the design and interior are rich and amazing. Really glad I stopped by.
Yannick Kogitos

07 April 2017

How to describe this place ? Nice is not enough. Buildings are beautiful and inside is Royal! But, you have to pay for each site and it will be become expensive.
Vahid Vazin

27 March 2017

One of the oldest historic monuments in the city of Tehran, and of world heritage status,the Golestan Palace belongs to a group of royal buildings that were once enclosed within the mud-thatched walls of Tehran's arg. It consists of gardens, royal buildings, and collections of Iranian crafts and European presents from the 18th and 19th centuries
LUKE PETELCZYC

19 January 2017

Amazing palace with outstanding architecture and interior design. Get a decent guide that can explain the additions and modifications made over the years as well as the various gifts from around the world stored as treasures.

Limited public toilets with no paper.

Restaurant in facility is expensive by locals standards and mediocre food.
Sara Seyfee

09 December 2016

If you've visited Tehran and missed Golestan Palace, return right now! This beautiful palace which is 440 years old and consists of several buildings surrounding a beautiful garden. There is a cafe in one of the buildings with sits outside and a shop selling souvenirs. Best time to visit is during the new year holidays when it is less crowded.
Edwin Oonk

29 October 2016

A must see in Tehran. However expensive because you have to pay for every building. I am still amazed by the love for mirrors of the rich and famous in Iran. Like the other palaces it's a showcase of bad taste. In the art gallery there are some nice paintings. Pictures of the shahs travels are also interesting.