Sabz Palace

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Tehran Province, Tehran, Alborzkooh St
Added by Jopie, at 29 June 2016

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• Rezgar R

  04 April 2018

  یکی از زیباترین کاخهای دوران پهلوی اول و دوم ، بسیار زیبا و جذاب بود ، هم خود ساختمان و معماری اون و هم وسایل و لوازم داخل موزه ، مکان موزه هم جای بسیار دیدنی و قشنگی هست ، حتما ببینید ، بازدید موزه حدود یکساعت طول میکشه و در زمانهای شلوغ عکاسی و فیلمبرداری ممنوع هست.

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• Shahram Ahmadkhani

  09 March 2018

  Lovely history.

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• Tony CHAN

  26 January 2018

  same as recommended as the Golestan palaces, this places are more bigger than Golestan palaces. Inside the palaces are also bling bling bling, but cannot take photos, so you should go and see by yourself~

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• Travel With Mehdi

  09 September 2017

  This was a fantastic mansion and the exhibits in the museum was fantastic.

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• Mahmoud Naghibi

  07 September 2017

  very nice palac best architecturing

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• Babak Habibi

  08 June 2017

  Reza Shah was living in this palace, It was called 'The Green Palace",
  From here he could saw every sections of Tehran and interesting point about here is Reza Shah always sleeps on the floor and in his time the King's room had not any bed, after he moved then his son located a bed in there.

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• Pedram Nick Aryan

  15 April 2017

  Have to go see for yourself. Absolutely beautiful. Incomparable to European palaces. Sooo much more beautiful. Only thing that even comes close is the "Persian room" from the Schönbrunn palace in Vienna.

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• Masoud Lak

  06 April 2017

  Very Nice and Simple Palace shows how Reza Shah the Great lives

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• Nicolas Hafner

  27 November 2016

  The Green Palace is located at the northern end of the complex, thus offering beautiful views from its terrace. I loved the atmosphere and light in the park, but wasn't too impressed with the buildings. The green marbles are beautiful though. Be aware that the entrance fee can get quite expensive, as you have to pay for each building separately.

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• Sina Fekrazadeh

  06 July 2016

  The green palace; is the most important palace of the area. The building covered by green marbles that there is no such a stone in the world.
  The creator of the place, ruined the mine of the stone to have a unity building.
  Inside of the palace is really wonderful. The building belongs to 18th century.

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