Life in Tehran, then and now

In my experiences with travelers, Tehran is the last or the first stop in their journey through Iran. So, you already know about Iran history or you haven’t seen it yet. Both ways, this tour will be useful for you, asking How? It can fill the missed parts or give you an abstract view for start. Also you’ll see the Tehraner’s daily life and hear about their old life. I’ll try to answer your questions about Iranian history, culture, lifestyle and the paradoxes between reality and what you’ve seen or heard in media, by the limits of my knowledge. On this tour we will see: • National Museum of Iran • Imam Khomeini sq • National Garden Gate • Ministry of Foreign Affairs • Golestan Palace • Grand Bazaar • Imam Khomeini Mosque Meeting point: in the Moallem Park, in front of National Museum of Iran Starting time: 9:30 am Duration: 3 hours Ending Point: Rug Cafe inside the Grand Bazaar This tour does not include museums explanation but if the group agreed, it’ll include.

For me life is a journey. Traveling and guiding travelers keep me young. I've been guiding tourists since 2012. I've been doing this for my soul and for representing my culture and country. This way, I'll show you about Iran and Iranian hospitality as much as possible and try to answer all of your questions. I live in Tehran and mostly managing and guiding tours in Tehran. For other cities and destinations, it depends on schedule.

In front of the Golestan palace standing with he sing "Free Walking Tour"

Tehran District 12 Fifth Khordad Avenue Arg Sqr PanzdaheKhordad St Iran