A visit to The Niavaran Palace, residence of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi before the Revolution
 Inside the Palace – Photo Persiennes Last week we were in Tehran and we’ve been visiting the last residence of Shah of Iran and Empress Farah Diba Pahlavi: Kajhe Niavaran. Here are some pictures we took for you from the inside, the garden and from the private art collection of Empress Farah. When you’re visiting the Palace, a very strange feeling gets into you: you feel like all the Royal family just left yesterday…  Persian Tiles Details, Garden at Khaje Niavaran – Photos Persiennes  Another side of the Niavaran Park – Photo Persiennes  Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Library – Photo Persiennes  Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Library – Photo Persiennes  Dresses and Traditional Costumes of Shah and Impress Farah Diba Pahlavi  Private Salon of Empress Farah Diba Pahlavi – Photo Persiennes  Diner Room – Photo Persiennes  Achaemenides Stautes in the garden – Photo Persiennes  Details of wall of entrance – Photos Persiennes  Entrance of Main building of the Palace – Photo Persiennes  In the garden of Niavaran – Photo Persiennes  Mick Jagger by Andy Warhol – Photo Persiennes  Fernand Léger – Photo Persiennes And when you have finish your visit, you could get fresh juice of watermelon – Abe Hendevaneh – and a Persian tea with Nabat at Café Karzin:  Cafe Karzin – Photo Persiennes Enjoy Iran!
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