Tehran Week with free visit to museums; Details of Capital Index Events

Ali Toloui, Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts in Tehran Province, announced special programs in Tehran Cultural Week and said:

Visiting the museums of Reza Abbasi, Carpets, National Arts, Glass Painting and Glass is free for a week from 1 to 5 October.

He pointed out that the constitution of the solar constitution was registered as the official day of Tehran’s capital in the capital of the country, adding that he added:

Tehran Cultural Week is a valuable opportunity to recognize the past and introduce the capital’s capabilities today, a city that has both a historical and modern and dynamic.

Toloui also pointed to a collection of specialized meetings this week and said:

The first meeting, titled Tehran’s history and the reasons for its choice as the capital, examines the political, geographical and social dimensions of this historical decision. The second meeting with Tehran’s archaeological findings is dedicated to excavations of the hills and the historical discovery of Lady Mawlawi. The third and fourth session of this week will be held from Qajar to the present day on the topics of Tehran’s industrialization history and the capital’s architecture.

Along with scientific meetings, a series of cultural, artistic and tourism programs have also been provided to the general public. Toloi, referring to the popular programs of Tehran Week, stated:

The film of the Qaytariyeh Hills excavations will be screened on Monday, October 5, and on Tuesday, October 5, Tehran’s meeting was the capital? Will be held. Tehran’s programs and industrialization and pottery and floods of Tehran will also host enthusiasts on Wednesday. This week, attractive events such as Tehran’s footprint game (October 1-8), Tehran’s mobile photo competition will be held in the historical context of Sanglaj and Imamzadeh Yahya (Thursday, October 23), Rally City to Village (Saturday, October 5), and Tehran Tourism Program.

The Director General of Tehran Province Cultural Heritage said one of the prominent programs this week was the “Museums” event, adding:

The program will be held with the slogan of clean air, beautiful Tehran with the aim of promoting green urban tourism. Tehran Cultural Week is not only a collection of events, but a cultural move to recognize the roots, history and identity of the capital. We have tried to design programs so that all segments of society, from researchers and artists to families and children, can have a share of this cultural week.

Toloui also said:

Visiting the museums of Reza Abbasi, Carpets, National Arts, Glass Painting and Glass will be free for those interested in October 1-8.