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Most Beautiful

One of the most beautiful palaces of the first and second Pahlavi era, was very beautiful and... read more

Reviewed 9 October 2019
Rezgaroffroader
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Kermanshah, Iran
At the Summer Palace of Reza Shah in Tehran!

Right inside the huge "Sadabaad Palace" complex in Northern Tehran, you will find "Shahvand... read more

Reviewed 17 January 2019
LuizDutraNeto
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Rio de Janeiro, RJ
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Reviewed 21 May 2017

It will not be fair if one visits Saadabad Complex and doesn't go to Shahvand Palace or Green Palace or Sabz Palace, all names of the same place. Purely from it's size, I wouldn't call it a palace per se. It's rather small for a palace.
There is a separate ticket to be purchased but worth it in my view. The rooms inside the palace have been in the personal use of Shah of Iran and have been luxuriously furnished.One can see a combination of old Persian and European styles in this palace in construction, furniture, decor etc.

Date of experience: April 2017
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Reviewed 27 January 2017

This palace is located within the Saadabad Complex. You need to purchase a separate ticket to enter the palace but it's highly recommended. I can't possibly see someone going all the way to Saadabad Complex and not visiting the Green Palace!

Date of experience: July 2016
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Reviewed 23 July 2016

A Qajar palace, part of the whole complex of house palaces in the cool green summer get away for the royals. Don't miss the mirrored hall, gosh those Qajars did love those mirrored surfaces!

Date of experience: May 2016
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Reviewed 5 February 2020
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Reviewed 26 October 2018
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Date of experience: October 2018
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