Ebrat Museum

A museum with Iranian characteristics, the location is very close to the downtown area, the visit here is accompanied by professional personnel, mainly in English, and video materials can be enjoyed, all of which are the history of the founding of Iran.

1. Located not far from the National Museum in the city center, walk for5-10 minutes; 2. The museum seems to be small, but it is also divided into many exhibition areas, each foreign tourist can have a guide to visit, and there are many documentary films to watch, the whole journey is at least 1 hour; The prison is actually a prison for torture of political prisoners by the secret police (SAVAK), the last king of Iran, and was arrested by Iran's current spiritual leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and all the revolutionary leaders at that time. 4.The visit here features the real restoration of various torture equipment and torture chambers, and several notorious executioner wax scenes to cooperate; 5. This museum is definitely the epitome of the transformation of Iran's modern society, which is important to you to understand their ideology; 6. After the visit, you can also get free juice drinks and biscuits; 7. Tickets are 100,000 riyals, about 1 dollar at the actual exchange rate, open hours 9-17, closed on Friday.

There are also a lot of cultural relics in the museum exhibition, and there are a lot of precious cultural relics that are rare to see. It is worth seeing if you have the opportunity. You have to walk.

He sacrificed a lot of people here, the real version of e-lang, the scum hole.

My favorite is the folk exhibition, various wedding customs and customs. Mainly I love the museum. The collection is very rich. I suggest you come and see that you may fall in love with this.