While you won't find "Kakh Shahbani" (Police Palace) listed on Google Maps anymore, it's the impressive building you'll encounter upon entering the National Garden (Bagh-e Melli) through the Ferdowsi Street alley near Hotel Ferdosi. Here's the thing: This architectural gem now houses the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Important Tip: Since it's a government building, be sure to check visiting hours before your trip, as access might be restricted.
Architectural Beauty: Built in the 1930s, the building boasts a neoclassical design. Think grand columns, symmetrical lines, and a sense of grandeur. It's a real head-turner!
A Change of Hands: While originally intended as a police headquarters, the building now serves a different purpose. It's interesting to learn about its historical significance and its current role in Iranian government.
Limited Access: Keep in mind that the interior isn't accessible to the public. However, admiring the facade and its architectural details is definitely worth the visit.
Overall: If you're exploring the National Garden and appreciate beautiful buildings, this former palace is a noteworthy stop. It's free and easily accessible, just remember to check those...
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