Ferdows Garden — Attraction in Tehran

Ferdows garden is located in Shemiran, near Vali-e-Asr Square and Tajrish Square. Now the Iranian cinema museum is located in this place, Ferdows Gardens mansion was built on two floors in Qajar style and famous for the elephant's ears. The grounds of the southern part and the downhill of the garden were also arranged in seven plots of rustic material, and on each of the parts, a pool with several fountains was constructed. The pools were designed to look larger at distances.

Then, thanks to the architect of Isfahani and Yazdi, the daughter of Hossein Ali Khan, the nephew of Nizam al-Dawlah, set up a building in the southern part of the garden, calling it the name of the garden. Stairs and other sections of the building were covered with Yazd marble and the walls of the room with outstanding golden papers; but his son, Dostomohammadkhan Miyar al-Mamalek, did not pay much attention to the garden and its building, and with time, the building fell to the extent that its marble stones And he was taken to the Amiryah (Madrasan Cham) mansion. Subsequently, the ownership of the garden was handed several times, until finally, in 1318, during the reign of Muzaffar al-Din Shah Qajar, Mohammad-ol-Khan the Sepahsalar Tonekaboni bought it from the heirs of Amin al-Malik.

In addition to the construction of the fountains and pools, the Sefidar also revived the Ferdowsi Gardens and paved the magnificent valley in the manifestation of the Qanat (the current square of Ferdows Gardens), but due to the debt to the trading company of Tumānānis, he gave him the garden and the Tumānānis In return for debt, the garden was handed over to the Reza Khan government. Finally, in 1316, the Ministry of Education (Education) purchased the building and restored the building and founded Shapur Tajrish High School

In the year 1350, the building in the garden turned into a cultural and artistic center and exhibit, and after the revolution, the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance provided it.

The area of ​​the Ferdows garden is 20,000 square meters and its length is 280 meters and its slope is from northwest to southeast.

Also, Dr. Mahmud Afshar Yazdi bought in 1316 a part of the garden and an indoor building of about 6,000 square meters, gradually bringing the garden area to 12,000 square meters by purchasing neighboring parts. Then in 1337, the garden and its buildings were dedicated to the cultural affairs, including in 1352 part of it was assigned to the University of Tehran for the establishment of the Dictionary of Dehkhoda and the Institute...

Wow! Amasing and great garden! Ferdows is one of the valuable and historical houses in Shemiranat section of Tehran and in one of the old neighborhoods of the same name, which has been left from the Qajar dynasty until today and has been used as a cinema museum since 2002.

The garden area is 20,000 square meters and its mansion is built on three floors and a basement with 1000 square meters of infrastructure. The slope of the land is from northwest to southeast, and the slope is so steep that the floor of the first floor of the building is level with the southern part of the garden and its roof is level with the northern part of the garden. Ferdows Garden Mansion is full of beautiful beds. Round and thick columns surrounded by artistic plastering.

This work was registered as one of the national works of Iran on August 1, 1997 with the registration number 1876. Ferdows Garden Mansion is built in the southern part of the garden and has been decorated as a palace and residence of nobles from the beginning. The Ferdows Garden mansion was built on two floors in the Qajar style and is known as the elephant's ear. The grounds of the southern and downhill parts of the garden were paved with stones in the form of seven flat and flat pieces, and on each of the pieces, a pool with several fountains was built. The pools were designed to look bigger...

Ferdows Gardens mansion was built on two floors in Qajar style and famous for the elephant's ears. The grounds of the southern part and the downhill of the garden were also arranged in seven plots of rustic material, and on each of the parts, a pool with several fountains was constructed. The pools were designed to look larger at distances. Then, thanks to the architect of Isfahani and Yazdi, the daughter of Hossein Ali Khan, the nephew of Nizam al-Dawlah, set up a building in the southern part of the garden, calling it the name of the garden. Stairs and other sections of the building were covered with Yazd marble and the walls of the room with outstanding golden papers; but his son, Dostomohammadkhan Miyar al-Mamalek, did not pay much attention to the garden and its building, and with time, the building fell to the extent that its marble stones And he was taken to the Amiryah (Madrasan Cham) mansion. Subsequently, the ownership of the garden was handed several times, until finally, in 1318, during the reign of Muzaffar al-Din Shah Qajar, Mohammad-ol-Khan the Sepahsalar Tonekaboni bought it from the heirs of...