Also known as: Shahrdari Square, Meydan-e Shahrdari-e Rasht, Rasht Square
One of the main squares of Iran is Rasht square of Municipality. Existence of markets and stores in this square has made here one of the destinations of Rashti people for walking and disporting. The municipality square of Rasht includes the building of the municipality and the clock tower. This tower is one of the symbols of Rasht. In the past, it ...
One of the main squares of Iran is Rasht square of Municipality. Existence of markets and stores in this square has made here one of the destinations of Rashti people for walking and disporting. | Copyright: Mostafa Yekrangi
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
The municipality square of Rasht includes the building of the municipality and the clock tower. This tower is one of the symbols of Rasht. In the past, it used for surveillance, security and fire prevention in the city. | Copyright: Farshid Bashirzadeh
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Rasht Municipality Square (Meydan-e Shahrdari-e Rasht) is one of the most beautiful squares in Iran.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Shahrdari Square is the most famous landmark of Rasht. It is the heart of Rasht and it is in the middle of Rasht’s map. Some architects from Russia built this square more than 100 years ago.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Rasht Municipality Square (Meydan-e Shahrdari-e Rasht) is one of the most beautiful squares in Iran. | Copyright: Iman Yari
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
In this square, the first municipality of Iran is located. Baladieh (old name for municipality) was founded in 1907 and was renovated later in 1926.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
The architecture of these buildings is different from other buildings in the city. It is kind of Neoclassic style which belongs to European countries.
If you’re planning on visiting Shahrdari Square, don’t forget to stop by the statue of Mirza Kuchik Khan, the nationalist revolutionary who fought against the Russian troops who had occupied parts of Northern Iran in 1914. You can see sculptures around and in the middle of square. They are symbol of Rasht city.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
After regeneration of this square, it becomes more and more popular. Tourists and people from other cities of Iran come to visit this square more than the past. Now it is the most important tourist attraction of Rasht.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
This historical square dates back to Pahlavi dynasty (Reza Shah Pahlavi) and is one of the modern places of Iran from the past up to now.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Rasht Shahrdari Square, which is located in the center of the city, is one of the most beautiful squares in Iran. The north of Iran might take credit for its natural attractions, but it also has some beautiful manmade structures like this one. | Copyright: Iman Yari
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
In the center of the square, there is a big fountain and if you look around, you will see the famous municipal (Shahrdari) building. This building is more like a place and it resembles Saint Petersburg’s architecture. | Copyright: Iman Yari
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
The most popular sculpture around this square belongs to Mirza Kuchak Khan- Jangali. | Copyright: Masoud Nikookar
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
The municipality square of Rasht includes the building of the municipality and the clock tower. This tower is one of the symbols of Rasht. In the past, it used for surveillance, security and fire prevention in the city.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Rasht Municipality Square (Meydan-e Shahrdari-e Rasht) is one of the most beautiful squares in Iran. | Copyright: Behrad Moudi
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
This historical square dates back to Pahlavi dynasty (Reza Shah Pahlavi) and is one of the modern places of Iran from the past up to now.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
The buildings encircling the square, particularly the municipality itself, which somehow resembles the European neoclassical architecture style, were built to give a new character to Rasht and are still widely known as the symbols of the city.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
There are cultural festivals, musical groups, and theater in this city center. There are shops, restaurants, cinemas, and hotels in this square. So enjoy the cheerful atmosphere! | Copyright: Amirreza Kamkar
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Shahrdari Square is the most famous landmark of Rasht. It is the heart of Rasht and it is in the middle of Rasht’s map. Some architects from Russia built this square more than 100 years ago.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Shahrdari Square is the most famous landmark of Rasht. It is the heart of Rasht and it is in the middle of Rasht’s map. Some architects from Russia built this square more than 100 years ago.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
The municipality square of Rasht includes the building of the municipality and the clock tower. This tower is one of the symbols of Rasht. In the past, it used for surveillance, security and fire prevention in the city.
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Apart from walking and enjoying the beautiful scenery, there are couples of other things that you can do while you are visiting Rasht Shahrdari Square. There are a lot of modern shops all around the square, but don’t miss the real bazaar! | Copyright: Ali Mobasherii
Rasht Municipality Square - Gilan Province
Shahrdari Square is the most famous landmark of Rasht. It is the heart of Rasht and it is in the middle of Rasht’s map. Some architects from Russia built this square more than 100 years ago. | Copyright: Mansour Tazhavol
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