Related to Tehran city (located in Tehran province)
Also known as: Masoudieh Mansion, Emarat-e Masoodieh
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat-Masoudieh complex) stands on Jomhuri street, near Baharestan Square, south Tehran. Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, Masoud Mirza, who was also the governor of Esfahan (Isfahan), as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration.
Masoudieh Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces of Qajar era. Due to its location in the center of Tehran, it is convenient to include Masoudieh Palace in your daily Tehran tour. | Copyright: Shahabedin Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat-e Masoudieh) is one of the most beautiful palaces or historical houses from Qajar dynasty in old Tehran near Baharestan Square, comprised of a palace and surrounding houses.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace takes place in the middle of the 50,000 sq.m. garden. Beside the main palace, there is also a forum, restaurant, spring house, Seyed Javadi Mansion, Moshir al-Molk Mansion and entrance hall. | Copyright: Sanaz J.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is located in the center of Tehran, in a couple of minutes walking from Mellat Metro Station. You can use the advantage of central location and also visit Negarestan Garden, National Jewelry museum, Ebrat Museum and Bagh-e Melli since they are located within walking distance of Masoudieh Palace. | Copyright: Mostafa Kharrazi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace takes place in the middle of the 50,000 sq.m. garden. Beside the main palace, there is also a forum, restaurant, spring house, Seyed Javadi Mansion, Moshir al-Molk Mansion and entrance hall. | Copyright: Gelareh Kianpishe
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces of Qajar era. Due to its location in the center of Tehran, it is convenient to include Masoudieh Palace in your daily Tehran tour. | Copyright: Kian Tavakoli
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Karl Montague
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration. | Copyright: Diego Delso
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Kian Tavakoli
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards. | Copyright: Diego Delso
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Shahabedin Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The mansion was fusilladed after an unsuccessful assassination of Mohammadali Shah. Masoudieh mansion was one of the main gathering centers during the Persian Constitutional Revolution.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Babak Fayazi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace embodies the modern history of Tehran, from the time when Mohammad-Ali Shah’s coach was bombed in front of the building, providing him with an excuse to deploy cannons and shell the parliament. The palace was then fusilladed, for it was one of the main gathering places for the constitutional revolutionaries. | Copyright: Shahabedin Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Babak Fayazi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The mansion was fusilladed after an unsuccessful assassination of Mohammadali Shah. Masoudieh mansion was one of the main gathering centers during the Persian Constitutional Revolution. | Copyright: Shahabedin Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace embodies the modern history of Tehran, from the time when Mohammad-Ali Shah’s coach was bombed in front of the building, providing him with an excuse to deploy cannons and shell the parliament. The palace was then fusilladed, for it was one of the main gathering places for the constitutional revolutionaries. | Copyright: Shahabedin Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The building lends itself well as a place of culture. In 1926, the first official library was established in one of its halls. The library was the cornerstone of the later National Library. | Copyright: Nastaran S.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Shahabedin Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The mansion was fusilladed after an unsuccessful assassination of Mohammadali Shah. Masoudieh mansion was one of the main gathering centers during the Persian Constitutional Revolution. | Copyright: Shahabodein Alishahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards. | Copyright: Blondinrikard Froberg
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh palace complex has buildings called: Divankhaneh Palace, Sardar Palace, Moshir-ol Doleh Palace, Haiatkhalvat Palace, Seyed Javadi Palace and Sofrekhaneh Palace and the gardens: Seyed Javadi, Moshir, Haiatkhalvat and Divankhaneh. In addition the Masoudieh palace complex has new buildings. | Copyright: Alireza Seydabady
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces of Qajar era. Due to its location in the center of Tehran, it is convenient to include Masoudieh Palace in your daily Tehran tour. | Copyright: Atena Hasannia
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Moshirimehr
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Atena Hasannia
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration. | Copyright: Diego Delso
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration. | Copyright: Mobina Ghanbaryan
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards. | Copyright: Hamidreza Hasani
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Because of the rich history and fresh architecture style, the palace is a popular touristic spot and an important historical site. The walls and halls of the palace, decorated in a mixed Iranian-European style, tell the visitors stories from the past, charming and mysterious. | Copyright: Blondinrikard Froberg
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards. | Copyright: Blondinrikard Froberg
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace takes place in the middle of the 50,000 sq.m. garden. Beside the main palace, there is also a forum, restaurant, spring house, Seyed Javadi Mansion, Moshir al-Molk Mansion and entrance hall.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Because of the rich history and fresh architecture style, the palace is a popular touristic spot and an important historical site. The walls and halls of the palace, decorated in a mixed Iranian-European style, tell the visitors stories from the past, charming and mysterious. | Copyright: Sanaz J.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son – Masoud Mirza, hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. Being a governor of Isfahan, Masoud used the palace as his main residence. | Copyright: Hamidreza Hasani
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace takes place in the middle of the 50,000 sq.m. garden. Beside the main palace, there is also a forum, restaurant, spring house, Seyed Javadi Mansion, Moshir al-Molk Mansion and entrance hall. | Copyright: Hamidreza Hasani
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son – Masoud Mirza, hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. Being a governor of Isfahan, Masoud used the palace as his main residence. | Copyright: Hamidreza Hasani
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe. | Copyright: Alireza Heydear
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe. | Copyright: Sanaz J.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe. | Copyright: Elham Fallahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
In 1967, the ministry of education became independent from the ministry of culture and art, and was housed in Masoudieh Palace. | Copyright: Sh. Mirzaei
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards. | Copyright: Iman azad
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh mansion was one of the main gathering centers during the Persian Constitutional Revolution.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat-e Masoudieh) is one of the most beautiful palaces or historical houses from Qajar dynasty in old Tehran near Baharestan Square, comprised of a palace and surrounding houses.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe. | Copyright: Elham Fallahi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat-e Masoudieh) is one of the most beautiful palaces or historical houses from Qajar dynasty in old Tehran near Baharestan Square, comprised of a palace and surrounding houses.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is composed of two parts, “Andarooni” (the private, interior or privacy zone) such as palaces and buildings and “Birooni” (the public, exterior or common area) such as gardens and courtyards. | Copyright: Behnam Badiee
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe. | Copyright: Iman azad
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat-e Masoudieh) is one of the most beautiful palaces or historical houses from Qajar dynasty in old Tehran near Baharestan Square, comprised of a palace and surrounding houses. | Copyright: Saeed Hajivand
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The architecture of the palace clearly shows the influence of European architecture. Shah actively traveled abroad, and more and more Iranian students were going to study in Europe.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
The palace was built in 1878 by Naser Al-Din Shah and was meant for his son (Masoud Mirza), hence the name of the palace is Masoudieh. | Copyright: Gelareh Kianpishe
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces of Qajar era. Due to its location in the center of Tehran, it is convenient to include Masoudieh Palace in your daily Tehran tour. | Copyright: Mostafa Kharrazi
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Built in 1879 for Naser al-Din Shah's son, who was also the governor of Esfahan, as his residence in Tehran, this lovely building and garden is in the process of restoration.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces of Qajar era. Due to its location in the center of Tehran, it is convenient to include Masoudieh Palace in your daily Tehran tour.
Masoudieh Palace (Emarat Masoodieh) - Tehran
Masoudieh Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces of Qajar era. Due to its location in the center of Tehran, it is convenient to include Masoudieh Palace in your daily Tehran tour. | Copyright: Hamidreza Hasani
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