How do foreign tourists describe Malabashi House on Google?

Malabashi House or Motamedi House is one of the historical attractions of Isfahan city, which is famous for its stunning decorations, beautiful plasterwork and soulful mirror works. This house, which is considered to be a work of the Qajar period, belonged to Naser al-Din Shah’s special astrologer. The name of Motamedi House of Isfahan was included in the list of national heritage of Iran in 2001. A number of foreign tourists who have visited Malabashi House in Isfahan have shared their opinions and experiences with Google users.

1. Abdul Rahman Ghazaz from Egypt

Malabashi House or known as Motamedi House (purchased by the Motamedi family in the last decade) is a historical residence that contains works from the Safavid, Zand and Qajar eras. It was really beautiful, the interior decoration of the house is so luxurious that it reminded me of Tehran’s Golestan Palace. This is definitely one of the highlights of the city and I recommend checking it out.

2. Zehranur Kaya from Turkey

Although we don’t know much about its history, it can be visited because it is on the list of historical houses in Iran. Part of it is a residence and it has a cafe inside. Admission was about two dollars per person.

3. Melikşah Bebek (Melikşah Bebek) from Türkiye

It is a trap to get money from tourists! They want 200,000 tomans for a non-historic painted house. With this money you can eat very good local food.

4. Esther Martínez de Prádena from Spain

This house is a small wonder. Its room is really amazing with stained glass windows. I loved it.

5. Barry Hu from China

It is beautiful; But I was cheated and treated unfairly in the 2019 visit. When we entered, one of the employees took 500,000 rials from each of us; But he did not provide any kind of ticket. Later, during the visit, I met two Chinese people and 500,000 Rials were taken from each of them. But we asked the domestic tourists, they had paid only 150,000 rials per person. It was found that an additional fee (3.3 times) is intended for foreign tourists; But no explanation was provided in advance and no notice was included. My only happiness was that I met three architecture students and sat on the floor with them and chatted for a long time.

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