National Museum of Iran

The National Museum of Iran, located in Tehran, is the country’s foremost museum, showcasing its rich cultural heritage and history. Established in the 1930s, it houses a vast collection of artifacts ranging from the prehistoric era to the Islamic period. Key exhibits include ancient Persian pottery, coins, and sculptures, alongside invaluable pieces like the Cyrus Cylinder. The museum consists of multiple buildings, each highlighting different aspects of Iranian history. By preserving and displaying these artifacts, the museum plays a crucial role in educating visitors about Iran's diverse and profound cultural legacy.