Moghadam House Museum in Tehran

The Moghadam House Museum in Tehran is a notable historical site from the Qajar era, once owned by a founder of Tehran University’s Faculty of Fine Arts and his French wife. Situated near Imam Square, this museum is distinguished by its exquisite architecture and valuable historical artifacts. Originally the residence of a Qajar dignitary, it features traditional Iranian garden design and showcases Iranian arts, including Qajar-era tiles. The house has been transformed into a museum, providing visitors with a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle and architectural elegance of the Qajar period.