Tourist attractions in Tehran
1- The Holy Shrine of Imam Khomeini (RA)
2- The Shrine of Shah Abdol- Azim in the city of Ray
3- Imamzadeh Saleh (AS)
4- Mosalla Mosque in Tehran
5- Imam Khomeini''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s House in Jamaran
6- Nature Bridge
7- National Museum of Iran
8- National Holy Quran Museum
9- Holy Defense Museum
Tourist attractions of Qom city
1- Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (a.s.)
2- Jamkaran Mosque
3- Feyziyeh School
4- Grand Mosque
5- Sheikhan Cemetery
6- House of Hazrat Imam Khomeini (RA)
Tourist attractions of Semnan city
1- Semnan Grand Mosque
2- Tomb of Sheikh Allaodoleh Semnani
3- Gate of the Citadel
4- Tomb of Prophets
Tourist attractions of Shahroud city
1- Sheikh Abolhasan Kharqani Tomb
2- Shahroud Grand Mosque
3- Bayazid Bastami Complex
4- Bastam Grand Mosque
Tourist attractions of Neishabour city
1- Neishabour Jame Mosque
2- Tomb of Sheikh Attar Neishabouri
3- Tomb of Khayyam
4- Wooden Village of Neishabour
5- Ghadamgah Garden
Tourist attractions in Razavi Khorasan
1- Mashhad; Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (a.s.)
2- Goharshad Jame Mosque
3- Tomb of Pir Palandoz;
4- Tomb of Sheikh Tabarsi
5- Tomb of Sheikh Hurr al- Amili
6- Tomb of Sheikh Bahai
7- Astan Quds Razavi Museum
8- Green Dome
9- Ferdowsi Mausoleum in Toos
10- Haruniyeh Dome
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1- Holy shrine of Imam Khomeini (RA)
The mausoleum of Imam Khomeini (may Allah be pleased with him), which is known as the "pure shrine" in Iran, was built in the southernmost part of Tehran, next to the flower garden of the martyrs of Behesht Zahra (may peace be upon him), and it is actually a large and rare complex in its kind. goes. Other extensive collections including university, museum and city of the sun have also been built along with this shrine.
2- The shrine of Shah Abdol-Azim in the city of Ray
One of the oldest religious places in Tehran is the shrine of Shah Abdul Azim (AS) in Ray, south of Tehran. Hazrat Shah Abdol-Azim was one of the descendants of Imam Hassan Mojtabi (a.s.). This place was one of the important political centers before Tehran became the capital. The shrine of Shah Abdol-Azim is one of the most famous Shiite shrines in Iran and belongs to the Ilkhanid period, the Safavid period, the Qajar period. Every year, a large number of pilgrims from all over the world travel to it. The shrines of Hazrat Hamza (a.s.), the son of Imam Musa Kazim (a.s.) and Imamzadeh Tahir (a.s.), a descendant of Imam Sajjad (a.s.) are also located in this shrine.
3- Imamzadeh Saleh (a.s.)
One of the oldest and most famous religious places in Tehran is Imamzadeh Saleh in Tajrish. This area is one of the most pleasant areas in Tehran, in front of which is the Alborz mountain range. As it is clear from the inscriptions above the head of the courtyard, Saleh is considered to be one of the sons of Imam Musa Kazim (a.s.) and the brother of the 8th Imam of the Shiites. The lapis lazuli tiling of the dome and its minarets are built in imitation of the traditional Safavid style.
4-Imamzade Qasim (AS)
Imamzadeh Qasim (a.s.) is a descendant of Imam Hassan Mojtabi (a.s.), and his tomb is one of the religious places in Tehran, located in Shemiranat area. Imamzadeh Qasim is located in the north of Shemiran, in the old village of Dezhaliya, at an altitude of 1700 meters above sea level. There is a cemetery around Imamzadeh, which is arranged in the form of stairs, and family graves of old and famous families of Tehran are also located in it. The main building of Imamzadeh is an octagonal tower. Today''''''''''''''''s mausoleum has a courtyard, a porch, a portico and a tile dome. The origin of the mausoleum has been known since the 7th century AH, during the Safavid Shah Tahmasab''''''''''''''''s reign, a box with the date of 963 AH was placed on the mausoleum. The outer dome of the building is onion-shaped and its stem is decorated with a clay tile cover with geometric patterns and Kufi lines.
5- Tehran Jame Mosque, the oldest mosque in Tehran
Jame Mosque or Atiq Mosque is located in the bazaar of Tehran and is considered the oldest mosque in Tehran. This mosque, which was the only comprehensive mosque in Tehran before the revolution, is a thousand years old and parts have been added to it over the centuries. The old mosque goes back to the periods of Al-Buyeh, Safavid, Qajar, etc. This mosque has a 1000-year-old Shabestani, a very large 500-year-old Shabestani, with 3 mihrabs for offering prayers at three times with three different imams, called Shabestan Chehl Seton, and a Shabestani called Atiq with a history of 700 years.
6-Mosalla Mosque in Tehran
One of the most recently built religious places in Tehran is Mosalla Mosque, which was built in 1369. The area of this building is about 650,000 square meters and it is one of the contenders for the largest mosque in the world. Traditional and modern architecture have been used in the construction of this mosque. This place is a clear sign of the plans of the Islamic Republic of public works. Every year, the international book fair is held in this place, which attracts millions of visitors.
7- House of Hazrat Imam Khomeini (RA) in Jamaran
After the victory of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, Imam Khomeini (RA) was present in the city of Qom until the last months of 1358 H. Tehran Heart Hospital, which today is known as Shahid Rajaei Hospital, was admitted. But after being discharged from the hospital, he stayed in Tehran on the advice of doctors. Finally, on May 28, 1359, the Imam entered this house, which was located in the vicinity of Hosseinieh No. 1 Jamaran or Takay Bala.
8- Milad Tower
Milad Tower in Tehran is the sixth tallest tower in the world, also known as Tehran Tower. This tower was opened in 2007 at a height of 435 meters, it is completely visible from any direction you approach Tehran. Watching the scenery of the city and the surrounding mountains, especially during the sunset of Tehran, is eye-catching and breathtaking. Today, Milad Tower has become one of the best cultural and entertainment centers in Tehran and has many entertainment and tourist attractions in its heart. Famous Museum, Coin Museum and Museum of Gifts and Manuscripts of Tehran Municipality are among the other spectacular parts of this collection.
9-Nature Bridge
nature bridge; Iran''''''''''''''''s largest non-motorized bridge, with an area of 7,000 square meters and a weight of 2,000 tons, is located over Modares highway and connects Taleghani Park in the east and Water and Fire Park in the west. This bridge was designed by Leila Araghian in collaboration with Ali Behzadian (members of Diba Fabric Structures Company).
10-National Museum of Iran
The National Museum of Iran, opened in 1316, is the oldest, most important, largest and one of the richest museums in Iran. With two sections, ancient Iran and Islamic era, this museum covers all the historical periods of Iran. Historical objects from the Paleolithic era (one million years ago to twelve thousand years ago) to the Sassanid era (1500 years ago) are exhibited in the Ancient Iran section. In the Islamic section, you can also witness the works of the post-Islam era. Also, the National Museum of Iran has earned the title of mother museum in the country''''''''''''''''s museology branch.
11-National Museum of the Holy QuranThe National Museum of the Holy Quran is currently the only specialized museum among the country''''''''''''''''s museums that displays the gradual evolution of the Quranic arts in the period from the 4th century AH to the end of the Qajar period and answers the questioning needs of different classes of people and artists. The National Museum of the Holy Quran is located in a green space with an area of approximately 10,000 square meters, and under this green space, at a depth of 14 meters, a building inspired by Iranian-Islamic architecture, with three floors and 4,000 square meters, has been built with ultimate strength and beauty. which has distinguished this complex from other contemporary buildings.
12-Museum of Holy DefenseThe Museum of Islamic Revolution and Sacred Defense is one of Tehran''''''''''''''''s tourist attractions, which was built in Abbasabad (Tehran) as a cultural hub of Tehran city, along with collections such as Tehran Book Garden, National Library of Iran, Islamic Republic of Iran Academies, Tehran Art Garden and Mosque. This museum, with an area of 205,000 square meters, is one of the largest museum gardens in the country, which consists of various sections such as the Seven Halls, Bagh Rah, artificial lake, water show, amphitheater and panoramic halls, and tries to convey the concepts of history by using digital technologies. Islamic revolution and holy defense. This place is known as the largest war museum in the Islamic world and the most modern museum in West Asia.
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1-Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (AS)
The shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (PBUH) is the second most important religious pilgrimage site in Iran and one of the sightseeing places of Qom, which was included in the list of national heritage of Iran in 1310. Hazrat Masoumeh (pbuh) is the daughter of Imam Musa Kazem (pbuh) and the sister of Hazrat Reza (pbuh) and therefore, this holy shrine receives millions of domestic and foreign pilgrims every year. In addition to the religious importance among Muslims, this shrine is also very important in terms of history. The shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (pbuh) consists of different parts such as library, museum, courtyard, nave, etc., most of them are decorated with moqrans work, tile work and mirror work. Several Safavid and Qajar kings and famous people like Parvin Etisami are buried in this shrine.
2-Jamkaran Mosque
Jamkaran Holy Mosque is one of the most famous sights of Qom, which hosts many pilgrims from all over the world every year. This mosque is known as the Jamkaran Mosque because of its proximity to Jamkaran, and it is also called Sahibul-Zaman Mosque because of its attribution to Hojjat bin Al-Hassan (AS). This mosque has a history of more than 1000 years and has become one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Iran in recent decades. Many people come to this place on Wednesday night and perform two rakats of Sahib al-Zaman prayer.
3- Feyziyeh school
Feyziyeh school is located next to Astana square and next to the shrine. This place, which is considered one of the famous schools of Qom seminary, was built during the time of Fath Ali Shah between 1213 and 1214 AH; Although its southern porch is attributed to Shah Tahmasb Safavid. At this time, the school was not connected to the ancient courtyard of the shrine, and according to the world tour maps such as Chardin, there was a passage between them. This school has four porches and two floors and has a total of 80 rooms. The rooms on the lower floor date back to the Qajar era and the upper rooms date back to the 14th century of the lunar calendar. The mosaic tiles of the south porch, which are the souvenirs of the Safavid era, are considered to be the most attractive and important part of the Feyziyeh school.
4-Grand Mosque
Qom Grand Mosque, which is also referred to as Ayatollah Boroujerdi Mosque, was built in 1337 AH by the efforts of Seyyed Hossein Tabatabai Boroujerdi right next to his grave. The Grand Mosque was originally built completely independently; But with the expansion of Hazrat Masoumeh''''''''''''''''s shrine, it was placed in the shrine area. This mosque has a beautiful blue dome, which is about 24 meters high, in line with the golden dome of Hazrat. Hossein Larzadeh is the architect of this building with three balconies, which today is considered one of the teaching centers of Qom seminary. There is a library on the west side of the mosque, which is currently one of the most reliable libraries in Iran in terms of manuscripts, and has more than 100,000 printed books and 7,000 manuscripts.
5-Sheikhan Cemetery
Sheikhan Cemetery or Sheikhan Tomb has existed since the time of Shiite imams. This is because several of the companions of Imams, including Zakaria bin Adam and Zakaria bin Idris, who are companions and narrators of Imam Jafar Sadiq (a.s.), Imam Reza (a.s.) and Imam Javad (a.s.), are buried there. Sheikhan Cemetery is the burial place of many Shiite scholars, among the oldest of which we can mention Muhammad Taher Qomi, a jurist of the Safavid period, and Mirza Abul Qasim Qomi, known as Mirza Qomi, one of the greatest scholars of the Fath Ali Shah Qajar period.
6-The House of Imam Khomeini (RA)
is one of the most famous and important buildings in the holy city of Qom, "The House of Imam Khomeini (RA)" which is located in the neighborhood of Ghazi Glacier. The building, which is about a century old, was built in the early 14th century and is the last residence of the Imam in Qom. "The Judge''''''''''''''''s Refrigerator House" is another name for this old building, which is famous for its location in the Ghazi''''''''''''''''s Refrigerator neighborhood. No noteworthy decorations have been done inside or outside the building and the house is at the height of simplicity and no luxury. "
7-Nabi mountain
According to historians and archaeologists, it seems that about 3 thousand years ago, there was a cave at the top of Khizr Mountain, which was probably the place of prayer and worship of Prophet Khizr (AS). A cave that has turned into a small mosque today. Of course, in the era when the city of Qom did not expand as it does today and did not advance to the foot of this mountain, many mystics, ascetics and seekers used this place as a safe place and a spiritual and spiritual retreat to perform their romantic and mystic worship.
Semnan
ُُame Mosque of Semnan,
this mosque is one of the historical and ancient buildings built in the first century of Hijri and on the ruins of Atashkada. Seljuk Minaret of the Jame Mosque; One of the most beautiful historical minarets left from the Seljuk period is located in the northeast corner of Jame Mosque in Semnan and is located next to the Eastern Shabestan and is also known as the minaret of Jame Mosque.
The tomb of Sheikh Alaa al-Dawlah Semnani
Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Ahmad al-Biyabanki Semnani, who was nicknamed Rukn al-Din in terms of his religious status and Alaa al-Dawlah due to his youth services in the court system, is one of the mystics of the 7th and 8th centuries of the lunar calendar. This building is located in Sofiabad village, Sorkheh city, Semnan province.
The citadel gate is
the northern gate and the only remnant of the Semnan citadel. This building was built during the Qajar era and during Bahman Mirzai Bahauddin, the son of Fath Ali Shah Qajar. There is an inscription in this building which says that this building was completed in 1302 AH, during the reign of Naseruddin Shah Qajar and the rule of Anushirvan Mirza, Hamkaran Damghan, Shahroud and Bastam.
The Tomb of the Prophets
is located in the northeast of Semnan city, the pilgrimage and tourist area of "Prophets", the Tomb of the Prophets is located on the mountain peak of the same name, 21 km from the main Tehran-Mashhad road, near Semnan. According to the information available in this tomb, "Sam" and "Lam" from the children of Prophet Noah are buried, and the mild climate and flora and fauna of the region completes the pilgrimage attraction of the region as the center of its tourism.
Shahroud
Tomb of Sheikh Abulhasan Kharqani
Ali bin Ahmed Kharqani; He is a great mystic of the 4th and 5th century AH. "Khwaja Abdallah Ansari" a famous poet and mystic of the 5th century AH is one of the distinguished and famous students of this master. The tomb of this great mystic is currently located 24 km from Shahrood on a hill in a green and peaceful atmosphere.
Shahrood Grand Mosque
Jame Mosque of Shahrood is the oldest mosque of Shahrood, dating back to the Ilkhanate period. Many changes have been made in the main building of this mosque in recent periods, so that no significant works have been left from its original building.
Bayazid Bastami Collection
Bayazid Bastamis original name was "Tifur bin Isa Bam Soroshan" and his father was a Zoroastrian who converted to Islam and became a Muslim. There is not much information available about the life of this mystic, but some consider him to be a disciple and disciple of "Imam Jafar Sadiq". This complex consists of Khanqah or Bayazid monastery, portico, brick minaret, first Bayazid mosque, second Bayazid mosque, Ilkhani mosque, Imamzadeh Muhammad, Ghazan Khan dome, west porch, corridor and al-Jayto porch, bath, tomb of the Afghan prince, Al-Kurt tomb, Irfan Sharq museum and school. Shahrukhiyeh is formed, each of them is related to a period of history, and seeing each of them has its own place.
Bastam Grand Mosque
Bastam Grand Mosque is one of the most beautiful mosques in the history of Iran and one of the most spectacular historical attractions of Bastam city, which dates back to the year 706 AH. This mosque is located next to Bastami Kashana tower and is a short distance from Bayazid Bastami complex. The building of this mosque has delicate and beautiful plasterwork and brickwork, which was very admirable in its time and was considered one of the masterpieces of architecture.
Neyshabour Grand Mosque The Neishabour Mosque on Imam Street with its beautiful Timurid period brickwork is another attraction of Neishabour that attracts those interested in architecture. Neishabour Grand Mosque is one of the four-door mosques in Iran, which has three entrances. One of the interesting points of this mosque is the lack of minaret and dome. The Jame Mosque of Neishabour is also registered in the list of national monuments of Iran. Two beautiful inscriptions can be seen in this building. The inscription on its entrance gate dates back to the Timurid period.
Tomb of Sheikh Attar Nishaburi
Attar Neishabouri is one of the mystics and poets of Neishabouri, who lived in the 7th century AH, and books such as Al-Tir''''''''''''''''s Logic and Tazkirah Al-Awlia are among the masterpieces of Persian literature. The building of this tomb belongs to the Timurid period, which is located in the old area of Shadyakh Nishabur. Attar''''''''''''''''s tomb is located next to Kamal al-Molk''''''''''''''''s tomb and it is one of the attractions of Neyshabur along with its beautiful garden that gives tourists a peaceful and mystical feeling.
Tomb of Khayyam
Khayyam''''''''''''''''s tomb is the burial place of the great Iranian mathematician and astronomer "Hakim Omar Khayyam Neishabouri", which is located in the southeast of Neishabour. The Khayyam collection consists of a garden, a library, a museum and a guest house, and its garden is considered one of the spectacular gardens in contemporary Iran. The monument to the grave of this great scientist was built in 1341 AD with the plan of "Engineer Hoshang Sihun". A statue of Hakim Omar Khayyam is installed in the entrance area of the garden.
Neyshabur wooden village
It is a wooden village in Iran that was built by "Engineer Hamid Mojtahedi" and is considered one of the most spectacular resorts in Neishabor. The unique wooden mosque located in this village is unique not only in Iran but also in the world. It turns out, this mosque is built in such a way that it will not be damaged for hundreds of years and it can even withstand an earthquake of up to 8 Richter. The minarets on the roof are connected in such a way that there are no columns inside the mosque. In the construction and interior decoration, various woods from fruitful and non-fruitful trees such as pines, ash, sepidar, cherry, pear, sparrow tongue, walnut and mulberry are used. The special lighting of the collection, a special harmony of happy colors, has a special effect at night.
Ghadgah garden
Gadhamgah garden on the southern slopes of Binalud mountain overlooking the Neishabor plain, 24 km east of Neishabor city, on the northern side of the Nishabor road to Mashhad and on the southern slopes of the Binalud heights, there is a religious building known as the Gadhamgah of Hazrat Abulhasan al-Reza (pbuh) in the heart of a forested garden and It definitely attracts attention from afar. The reason for this name is the presence of a large stone in this garden, on which two footprints can be seen, which most people believe are those of "Imam Reza". Many pilgrims go to this spectacular garden every year to watch the arrival of Imam Reza (a.s.).
Reza Khorasan
Mashhad; Holy shrine of Imam Reza (a.s.)
Shrine of Imam Reza (AS) in the center of Mashhad city; A religious-historical collection that includes the burial place of Hazrat Aliyab Ibn Musial Reza (AS); It is the second largest mosque in the world in terms of size and capacity. Around this place is considered very sacred and cherished by Muslims, it includes various buildings that were gradually built around it during 12 centuries and it has an area of about 267 thousand 79 square meters. The interior of the courtyard and shrine has its many beauties. Artistic mirror works, doors with Islamic motifs and refined courtyards are among the sights inside the shrine.
Goharshad Jame Mosque (built in 821 AH/1418 AD)
Goharshad Mosque is one of the historical monuments of the Timurid era. The dome of Goharshad Mosque is 41 meters and each minaret of the mosque is 43 meters high. Ivan Maqsoureh is an artistic panel of Timurid period artists. The Baysanqar inscription attracts attention at the very beginning in the porch of Maqsoora. The beautiful tiling of this porch is one of the other attractions of Goharshad Mosque.
Tomb of Pir Palandoz;
The tomb of Sheikh Mohammad Aref, known as Pir Palan Doz, was previously located on the edge of the shrine and at the beginning of Nawab Safavi Street, and now, after the development of the Razavi Shrine, it is in the center of the cultural-commercial complex of Pir Palan Doz, located behind the western arm of the gates above the underpass of Nawab Safavi Street (bottom street) is located and the said complex, including the infrastructure of the tomb and the side porches and the bazaar, reaches 6630 square meters. This complex is built on a land with an area of 2403 square meters. Sheikh Mohammad Aref is one of the mystics of the Safavid era and was born in Karde, near Mashhad, in 985 AD. He died and was buried in this place and a box was built for him in 1343. He is the owner of honors and one of the famous scholars and ascetics of the Safavid era and one of the elders of the Dhahabiyyah dynasty.
Tomb of Sheikh Tabarsi
Among the famous tombs of Mashhad, we can mention the tomb of Abu Ali Fazl Benalhasan Benalfazl Tabarsi of Mashhad known as "Sheikh Tabarsi". He, who is the author of the book Makarmalakhlaq, suffered a stroke one day and people buried him thinking that he had passed away. He vowed in his grave to write a commentary on the Holy Quran if he is saved. He was rescued from the grave and wrote the book Wazeen and Dhiqaimat Majmaal Al-Bayan until the end of his life.
Tomb of Sheikh Har Ameli
Tomb of Sheikh Hurr al- Amili
The tomb of this noble scholar is located in the northeast of the Revolution Square and in the lower part of the pavilions connected to the former Mirza Jafar School, and is connected to the Revolution Square by a staircase and a door from the fourth pavilion on the northern side. This tomb belongs to Sheikh Al-Muhaddithin Muhammad bin Hassan, known as Sheikh Hurr-al Amili, one of the Shia scholars and the author of the famous book of Shia Tools, which was written in 1033 A.H. He was born in one of the villages of Jabal Amal. He died in 1104 A.H. He died and was buried in this place. The grave of his eldest and scholarly son is located next to his father''''''''''''''''s tomb. The age of Har Ameli tomb in Mashhad is about 650 years.
TTomb of Sheikh Hurr al- Amili Tomb of Sheikh Hurr al- Amili omb of Sheikh Bahai
Tomb of Sheikh Bahai
This tomb is located in the portico of the same name located on the north side of Imam Khomeini''''''''''''''''s (RA) courtyard and belongs to Sheikh Bahauddin Muhammad Ameli known as Sheikh Bahai, one of the great Shiite scholars contemporary with Shah Abbas Safavi. Sheikh Bahai in 953 A.H. He was born in Baalbek, Lebanon and died in 1030 AD. He died in Isfahan and is buried in the present place. Sheikh Bahai portico building has an area of 102 square meters and the floor and plinth of the portico are covered with high-quality marble. The tomb of this Jalil al-Shaan scholar is located in the center of the portico and is decorated with an inscribed stone containing the biography of Sheikh Baha''''''''''''''''i. The remaining works of this scientist are considered to be 88 different books and treatises.
Astan Quds Razavi Museum;
including the treasure of the Quran, carpets and textiles, astronomy and clocks, the treasure of weapons, the treasure of stamps, banknotes and coins, the treasure of medals, the history of Mashhad, paintings, the treasure of shells, snails and aquatic animals, the treasure of dishes, the treasure of stone and pottery objects, the gifts of the Supreme Leader It is the Malek National Museum and the Museum of Anthropology.
green dome
The Green Dome is another must-see place in Mashhad. This dome is located near the shrine of Imam Reza (a.s.) and they are about 10 minutes away by car. It is said that this dome belongs to the tomb of Sheikh Mohammad Momin Aref Estrabadi from Arafa Behnam. The dome is more blue-green than green. The main building of this dome is octagonal and has 4 main walls. All these walls are covered with tiles. Tiles that have pleasant colors and an artistic combination. This dome dates back to 904 AH during the Safavid era.
Mosque 72 tons
There are different theories about the 72 Ton Mosque in Mashhad and its age. Some believe that the mosque of 72 tons was built by Khwaja Nizam al-Mulk and is known as Jame Noghan Mosque. Another group also believes that this mosque was the Sunni mosque of Mashhad and was built in 855 AH. Some people also say that this mosque is the tomb of Amir Ghiyasuddin Shah Malik Timuri.
Rare garden
Astan Quds Razavi Museum
One of the historical places of Mashhad is Bagh Naderi. Naderi Garden is a large, green and clean area, in the center of which is the tomb of Nader Shah Afshar. Of course, Nader''''''''''''''''s tomb was not in this place at first. In 1296 AH, Qawam al-Sultaneh moved the remains of Nader Shah''''''''''''''''s body from Tehran to this garden. At that time, a small and simple tomb was built for Nader in that place, but later a building and a large garden were built for it. In 1342, the construction of this mansion was finished. Apart from the mausoleum, there is also a museum and a traditional handicraft shop in the garden.
Ferdowsi tomb in Tus
Ferdowsi Mausoleum in Toos
As one of Mashhad''''''''''''''''s tourist attractions, Ferdowsi Mausoleum is located in Toos, approximately 30 kilometers from Mashhad. The tomb of this famous Iranian poet is the most visited place in Khorasan-Razavi province after the shrine of Imam Reza (a.s.). Mehdi Akhwan the third, a contemporary poet and the creator of the unique work of Winter, is also buried next to Ferdowsi''''''''''''''''s mausoleum.
