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Tabriz, Iran
Measurement Museum
A Qajar mansion in Tabriz houses measurement tools spanning millennia, including a 5-million-year-old Pliocene tree trunk.
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Tabriz, Iran
Hariree House
A 19th-century Tabriz mansion with walls of painted murals now houses the Azerbaijan Press Museum on its first floor.
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Haidarzadeh House
A 19th-century mansion with no documented birth date now serves as Tabriz's official tourism information center.
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El Goli Mansion
This pavilion was demolished in 1967 and rebuilt. After the revolution, Shah Goli became El Goli, but ask for directions and you'll hear both names.
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Sorkheyi Boutique Hotel
This Tabriz mansion belonged to the son-in-law of the shah who granted Iran its first constitution—then died 40 days later.
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Constitution House
A merchant's home became revolution headquarters: printing presses ran in the parlor, plotting Iran's first constitution.
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Pottery Museum
Tabriz's Pottery Museum survived earthquakes that destroyed entire cities—now it's Iran's only live pottery workshop.
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Qajar Museum
This diplomat's mansion nearly became a school parking lot before a 13-year rescue transformed it into Tabriz's Qajar Museum.
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Sound & Music Museum
Forty years of collecting led to Iran's first sound museum, where fruit-core instruments share space with oil-powered radios.
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Imam Khomeini Mosalla
Tabriz's forever-unfinished prayer hall has been accused of undermining its ancient neighbor.
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