Museum of royal clothes

The museum of royal clothes, actually the former palace of Shams Pahlavi, whose construction was completed in the year 1318, has an area of ​​about 2600 square meters, includes two floors and a basement and was erected in the Iranian architectural style combined with the European one.
At one time this place was used to store valuable items and crockery and was called a private museum of gift giving. In the southern section of the building a summer events hall has been created with masonry, architectural decorations, a European portal where theatrical events were held and in a corner were kept the species of parrots and the birds of Shams Pahlavi.
After the Islamic revolution, this building was used as an anthropological museum, a museum of contemporary history and later a museum of royal clothes.
This complex includes photographs and clothes by some of the Pahlavi family members and some decorative objects.