2. National Museum of Iran: Located in Tehran with items since 5000 B.C.
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3. Darius the Great Panel: One of two Panels from Apadana Palace, Persepolis.
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4. Golestan Palace Compound: Located in Tehran monuments of 18th century.
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5. Marble Throne: Inside portico of a palace in Golestan compound.
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6. Part of North Tehran: A city of plus 12,000,000 inhabitants.
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7. Entrance to Persepolis: World Heritage Site, Achaemenian palaces of 500 B.C.
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8. Persepolis Details: Rock Reliefs on palace walls of Darius the great.
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9. Naqsh-e-Rostam: North of Shiraz, Achaemenian tombs, Sassanian reliefs, etc.
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10. Shapur I on Horseback: Persians’ victory over Roman Empire.
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11. Koran Gate: Northern gate of Shiraz since 1000 years ago.
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12. Karimkhani Citadel: Administration of Zand rulers in 18th century Shiraz.
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13. Pars Museum: Meeting hall of Karimkhan-e-Zand with officials in Shiraz.
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14. Vakil Mosque: Located in Shiraz built by Karimkhan-e-Zand in 18th century.
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15. Shiraz Bazaar: Part of Karimkhan-e-Zand project of 18th century.
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16. Tomb of Sa’dy: Burial place of Iranian world-class poet of 12th &13th centuries.
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17. Tomb of Hafez: Burial place of the master of ghazal poems from 14th century.
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18. Pasargadae: World Heritage Site, burial place of Cyrus the great (550 B.C).
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19. Izad Khast: Sasanian village inhabited until early 20th century.
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20. Zayandeh Rud: The 400-km river snaking through Isfahan.
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21. Si-o-Se Pol: Safavid Bridge built in 1600 on Isfahan river (Zayandeh Rud).
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22. Khajoo Bridge: Safavid Bridge in Isfahan also functioning as a water dam.
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23. Chehelsotun Palace: Palace of Shah Abbas II in mid 17th century.
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24. Chechelsotun Paintings: Part of mural paintings inside, mid 17th century.
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25. Naqsh-e-Jahan Square: 17th century World Heritage Site with monuments.
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26. Emam Khomeini Mosque: World Heritage Site built by Shah Abbas I.
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27. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque: World Heritage Site built for Shah Abbas family.
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28. Aliqapoo Palace: World Heritage Site 17th century highrise palace.
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29. Hasht Behesht Place: Ceiling of Hasht Behest palace, 18th century, Isfahan.
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30. Isfahan Bazaar: Coppersmith quarter of Isfahan bazaar, 17th century.
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31. Handicraft Workshops: Workshop for making embossed copper works.
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32. Vank Cathedral: Chapel of Vank Cathedral, 17th century, Isfahan.
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33. Paintings of Vank Cathedral: Mural paintings inside, 17th century, Isfahan.
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34. Natanz Friday Mosque: Part of the trunk of the mosque minaret.
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35. Sheikh Abdol-Samad Shrine: 14th century shrine with exquisite stucco works.
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36. Ceramic Workshop: Unique workshop using stone to produce ceramics.
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37. Abyaneh: Remote ancient village with adobe houses keeping old traditions.
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38. Tabatabaee House: One of the merchant’s houses in 19th century .
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39. Soltan Amir Ahmad Hammam: A traditional Bathhouse of 16th century.
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40. Fin garden: Ceiling of a mansion in Fin Garden, 17th century, Kashan.
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41. Masumeh’s Shrine: Burial place of the sister of Shiites’ 8th Imam.
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