Iranian historic houses that turned into residence

When it comes to traveling to Iranian historical cities, nothing can revive the sense of original Iranian life as much as a stay in the heart of an ancient house. Homes that have once been a place of travelers, scholars or families, today, after years of restoration, have become traditional resorts to show their guests in a frame.

These monuments with courtyard -filled courtyards, turquoise ponds, numerous windows and long brick ceilings are not only a place for sleep and rest, but also a tangible experience of Iranian history, art and architecture. In this article, we get to know the historical houses of Iran that have now become a residence.

• Address: Isfahan, Neshat Street, Alley No. 1

The boutique of the Qasrmani Hotel is one of the best boutiques in Iran, located in a few hundred years old neighborhood. Interestingly, Hassan Abad’s gate, as one of the oldest in the old gates and from the sights of Isfahan, was in the neighborhood. The mansion, part of the house of Mirza Razi al -Mamalek, the son -in -law of Shah Abbas Kabir and a prominent Safavid Rijal, is hosting tourists today after numerous refurbishment in the Qajar era and widespread reconstruction since year 6.

Photographer: Tripadvisor / Google Map

• Address: No. 2, Tehran, Tehran, Javidi Street, Tehran

The Razaz Pahlavi House is one of the historic houses in Tehran that belongs to the Qajar period. This monument shows a unique manifestation of the life of ancient Tehran with the Safavid and Qajar architecture, wooden doors and windows with colorful glass, turquoise ponds, and a variety of spaces such as kingdoms, khazineh, khazineh, khazineh and windmills. The house was purchased and repaired in year 6 after changing numerous ownership and became one of Tehran’s best traditional resorts.

Photographer: Milad Tayebi / Google Map

• Address: Kashan, Alavi Street, Ancient Seventh Stand, Zero Plaque

The Historical House of Ameri is known as one of the most magnificent places of Kashan, dating back to the Zandiyah period. The complex consists of five interior and outer courtyards, the seven -door kingdom, summer and winter porches, a mirror hall, a pond, a cellar, a spring and two high windows. The Ameri House has 4 rooms that have been decorated with colored sash windows, mirrors, plastering, Mogharnas, formalization and Yazidi, and became one of the best boutiques in Iran after precise restoration. Today, the complex hosts tourists with restaurants, cafes, handicrafts and recreational spaces, where rose ceremonies and various tourist programs are held.

Photographer: mahsa sepahvand / Google Map

• Address: Yazd, Ghaim Street, Ali Paul Ali Market

The Malek al -Tajar mansion, built during the Qajar era, was built by Haji Ali Askar Shirazi, a prominent merchant of Yazd. It is one of the oldest hotels in Iran. Two rooms have unique ceiling and wall paintings and a three -way mirror room overlooking the main courtyard. The central courtyard with sash windows, beautiful ponds, wooden pillars and windshields, etc., are the most prominent architectural elements of the building. Currently, this traditional house, as the world’s first adobe hotel in the historical context of Yazd, is ready to accommodate tourists.

Photographer: Mohammed Amir Bozorgkhan / Google Map

• Address: Kerman, Ferdowsi Boulevard, Alley No. 1

The traditional residence of Shahbaz in Kerman is an inspired Qajar architecture that dates back more than a century and became a residence in the year after restoration. This single -story complex is formed with five accommodation units around a central courtyard and, with elements such as traditional arches, wooden doors and small ponds, recreates the mood of Kerman’s historic houses and provides a genuine museum space for guests.

Photographer: mahdi sohi / Google Map

• Address: Mashhad, Imam Reza Street, Danesh Road, Western Knowledge, No. 2

The Boutique of Malek al -Tajjar Hotel, a genuine building from the Qajar era, is located in a historic and valuable neighborhood near the shrine of Imam Reza (AS). The mansion, once a resident of Mashhad, was restored after three years of restoration with the aim of preserving the originality of architecture and utilizing modern facilities. The structure of the building with colored glass, brick dome ceilings, delicate brickwork, traditional paintings, water ponds and the use of antique devices, exhibits a full -fledged appearance of Iranian architecture.

Photographer: Hanie Bahari / Google Map

• Address: Shiraz, Karim Khan Zand Boulevard, Alley 2

Jahanshahi Hotel Boutique in the historical context of Shiraz is a more than 5 year old mansion that a reflection of four Iranian architecture periods; Zandieh, Qajar, holds the first and second Pahlavi. This historic Shiraz historic house, with an area of ​​2 meters, central courtyard, full brick ceilings, historical paintings and unique space glass windows provides a unique space for the touch of past authenticity. The mansion has 4 accommodation rooms, each of which has its own unique architecture.

Photographer: mehdi shaharabanirad / Google Map

• Address: Tabriz, Thaq al -Islam Street, opposite Imamzadeh Sayed Hamza, Behrouzieh Alley

Mirza Mehdi Farash Bashi (known as Sorkheh Mansion), belongs to Farash Bashi, the son -in -law of Muzaffar al -Din Shah, built in the second half of the Qajar period and is important from a historical and architectural perspective. This work is listed as one of Tabriz’s sightseeing places in the National Heritage List of Iran. The structure of the building is two -storey and traditional components such as inner and outer courtyards, docks, plaster and mirrored ceilings, and its repair and converting it into a hotel boutique in recent years has been done in recent years to maintain the Qajar identity.

Photographer: Muhammet Tüzek / Google Map

• Address: Isfahan, Imam Ali Square, Valiasr Street, Alley No. 1

The historical mansion of the Khan Shannah or the Allafian House is one of the historic houses of Isfahan, which has a combination of Safavid and Qajar architecture and has been nationally registered in year 6. The building shows the splendor of Iranian architecture with a 2 -meter -high porch, repaired columns, five -room rooms, two basements and 2 -year -old tiles. The inner part is nowadays used as the traditional Khan Khan Hotel and the outer part is separated with a plaster blade; But they still retain their historical beauty and identity.

Photographer: nima khoshkalam / Google Map

• Address: Hamedan, Masoumi Street, Younis Alley

Sharrafkhani House of Hamedan as one of the most beautiful Iranian ecotourism resorts, a monument dating back more than 5 years in the Baba Taher neighborhood and offering an exterior with wooden doors and roofs offers a genuine appearance of traditional Iranian architecture. This two -storey house with an area of ​​about 2 square meters consists of eight accommodation rooms, and after four years of maintenance, it provides tourists with a pleasant and historic atmosphere.

Photographer: Mohammed “Soroush” Suzanchi / Google Map

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