The document provides a tour of Tehran, Iran, mentioning various landmarks, museums, cultural centers, restaurants, sports complexes, and other locations throughout the city and surrounding areas. It notes the Azadi Tower, Milad Tower, Grand Bazaar, mosques, churches, synagogue, fire temple, museums including the National Museum and Museum of Contemporary Art, Golestan Palace, theaters, shopping malls, ski resort Mount Damavand, and memorial at Kolak Chal. It also mentions women achieving success in fields like sports, rally racing, and firefighting and campaigns for women's rights in Iran.

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2. The Airport

3. The Road to the city

4. The City

5. Azadi Square (50,000 sqm) marks the entrance to the city

6. AZadi tower was built to mark the anniversary of the 2500 years of the Persian Empire

7. A major road

8. The hilly part

9. Down town Tehran

10. Old parts of the city

11. Old parts of the city

12. The old city gate

13. Residential Condos

14. A gloomy day

15. The outskirts, weekend retreat for some people

16. Milad Tower is the world's fourth highest telecommunication tower

17. Milad Tower

18. Tehran Tower

19. Statue of Biruni (Persian astronmer) in The Park of Statues

20. The Park of Dialogue

21. The Park of dialogue

22. Mother Mary in The Park of Dialogue

23. Simon Bolivar in The Park of Dialogue

24. A park in the north of the city

25. The Grand Bazaar of Tehran is the world largest bazaar

26. This is the largest mosque in Tehran It has eight distinctive minarets featuring original Persian mosque

27. The mosque was built in 1663

28. More Mosques

29. Churches

30. This synagogue has a Torah that is 800 years old

31. Zoroastrian (The original Persian faith) fire temple

32. The underground

33. The old Iranian Parliament

34. The new Iranian Parliament

35. Tehran conference hall

36. The National Library

37. The National (Archaeological) Museum of Iran

38. Collections in the Museum

39. The Museum of Contemporary Art holds the largest collection of western art outside Europe and US, worth $3.0 billion

40. The jewellery Museum The world's most precious jewellery collection, holding the biggest pink diamond in the world. It is a must see!

41. The National Museum of Art

42. The Glass and Ceramic Museum

43. Qajar paintings (1792-1925)

44. Golestan Palace was built in the 16th century and renovated in the 18th century

45. The main palace hall

46. The throne room

47. The Hall of Mirrors

48. The Palace Museum

49. Avicenna Cultural Centre, named after a Persian physician and philosopher

50. Mowlana Cultural Centre, named after a Persian poet and philosopher

51. Tehran Symphony Orchestra

52. Cinema complex

53. Mall and shopping centres

54. A traditional restaurant

55. A restaurant with pre Islamic architecture

56. The world's largest revolving restaurant

57. Azadi sports complex with capacity of 100,000

58. Mount Damavand (Skiers call it " the Bride")

59. The cable car which starts from Tehran and ends in Tochal Ski Resort at 3900m. It is one of the longest and most scenic.

60. You can ski until the first day of summer

61. Rules seems to be more relaxed in the ski resorts

62. A popular dam outside the city

63. The memorial shelter of Kolak Chal at 3300m. Every break of the shelter wall represents a school in Iran

64. The disobliging youth

65. Nobel Peace Prize Winner Iran's car rally champion Woman making the headlines!

66. Bus driver Fire Fighters Woman doing a man’s job!

67. Women's rights = Human right Campaigners

68. The 2009 presidential campaign

69. High school kids

70. Women in different sports

71. Popular movie stars

72. A fashion show (underground), by invitation only

73. This is how the young party at night. Don't ask why the faces are blacked out!

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