Shams-Ol-Emareh

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Tehran Province, Tehran, St ark sq, Panzdah-e-Khordad St
Added by Jopie, at 22 November 2015

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• Rezgar R

  05 April 2018

  این کاخ بلندترین ساختمان ایران در زمان ناصرالدین شاه بوده است ، ناصرالدین شاه پس از دیدن بناهای بلند در اروپا دستور ساخت این کاخ را میدهد ، بسیار زیباست و تالار ایینه کاری زیبایی دارد ، تالار بیرونی هم به سمت غرب است و با ایینه کاری زیبایی تزیین شده است ، خود کاخ پنج طبقه است ولی در زمان بازدید فقط دو طبقه آن قابل بازدید بود ، دیواره های سمت شمال کاخ نیز بسیار دیدنی هستند و کاشیکری زیبایی دارد.

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• Majid Zandi

  02 April 2018

  One of my favorites is walking around the tehran grand bazaar

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• Bozorgmehr Behrang

  30 March 2018

  Very very beautiful complex

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• Bah Man

  21 November 2017

  The most stunning structures of the Golestan Palace, The idea of building a tall structure came to Nasser-ol-Din Shah before his first European and from pictorial images of European buildings. The Monarch wanted a structure from which he could have panoramic views of the city. Designed by Moayer-ol-Mamalek, construction on the Shams-ol-Emareh began in 1865 and was completed two years later. The architect was Master Ali Mohammad Kashi. The building has two identical towers. The exterior views have multiple arches, intricate tile work and ornate windows. This building is a fusion of Persian and European architecture.

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• Kisuke Yokoyama

  14 November 2017

  worth visiting. nice

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• Hamed Davoudi

  22 April 2017

  آیینه‌کاری‌های زیبا
  عدم نگهداری و مدیریت مناسب و بدون سلیقه

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• Pedram Nick Aryan

  15 April 2017

  Stunning

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• Pooria Taghdiri

  30 March 2017

  A lovely place

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• Ahmed Amlah

  15 January 2016

  Nice place and lovely staff

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• Tony Lai

  29 November 2015

  Usually visited together with Golestan Palace

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