Marble Palace

The rectangular palace spans 600 square meters with a central hall, displaying marble stones carved by regional artists throughout its exterior walls.

Built in 1937 during the Pahlavi dynasty, the palace functioned as a summer residence for Reza Shah and later his son Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.

The interior features traditional Iranian craftsmanship through wooden flooring, intricate plasterwork, mirrors, and decorative elements representing Persian artistic heritage.

The museum exhibits numerous artifacts, including vintage furniture, chandeliers, paintings, and historical items from the Pahlavi period within its single-story structure.

The palace grounds contain a decorative blue pool housing caviar fish and a 23-meter tall Kashefi Pine Tree planted in 2013.

Location: Mazandaran Province

Official opening: 1937

Architectural style: Pahlavi architecture

Made from material: marble

Website: http://ramsarpalace.ir

GPS coordinates: 36.90361,50.65417

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:43