Landmarks

Being a Qajar era architectural allure, Masoudieh Mansion was built by Masoud Mirza, son of former Qajar King, Nasser ed-Din Shah, in 1878.

Registered as a national heritage in Iran, the mansion was constructed in an area of about 4,000 square meters.

The building also used to host Iran’s first National Library and National Museum.

Masoudieh Mansion is located in the Iranian capital city of Tehran.