Related to Tehran city (located in Tehran province)
Also known as: White House, Mellat Palace, White Palace, Abyaz Palace, Mellat Museum in Sa'dabad Complex
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty. The White Palace (Abyaz) occupies a 2164 square meter plot of land and has a built area of approximately ...
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty. | Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
This palace is inspired by the royal palaces of France and is the most important object inside of it is the desk of Marie Enterwant and the paintings by Behzad's master. As its name implies, the palace's facade was completely white.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty. | Copyright: Fabien khan
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
The palace is filled with a hodge-podge of extravagant furnishings, paintings, a tiger pelt and immense made-to-measure carpets. | Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty. | Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
In the upstairs Ceremony Hall is a 143-sq-metre carpet that is said to be one of the largest ever woven in Iran. | Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
The palace is filled with a hodge-podge of extravagant furnishings, paintings, a tiger pelt and immense made-to-measure carpets. | Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty. | Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
This palace is inspired by the royal palaces of France and is the most important object inside of it is the desk of Marie Enterwant and the paintings by Behzad's master. As its name implies, the palace's facade was completely white.
| Copyright: Bernard Gagnon
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
This palace is inspired by the royal palaces of France and is the most important object inside of it is the desk of Marie Enterwant and the paintings by Behzad's master. As its name implies, the palace's facade was completely white.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Mellat Palace Museum (also known as White Place or Abyaz Palace) in Sa'dabad Complex as a locale dedicated to administrative affairs and formal receptions, served as the summer residence of the Shah and his consort, Farah and Pahlavi Dynasty.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Its construction was begun in 1931, by order of Reza Shah, and completed in 1936. The White Palace was gradually put into service some three years after the completion of its construction. Numerous artists and artisans contributed to the construction of this palace.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
This building includes 54 units, including ten large ceremonial salons, which was the official reception of Mohammad Reza Shah.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
The royal family stayed in the palace during the summer and, as its name implies, the palace's facade was completely white.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Its construction was begun in 1931, by order of Reza Shah, and completed in 1936. The White Palace was gradually put into service some three years after the completion of its construction.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
The White Palace (Abyaz) occupies a 2164 square meter plot of land and has a built area of approximately 5000 square meters on two floors and a basement.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
In the underground there is a banquet hall used by Farah Pahlavi to display royal gifts, artefacts and contemporary art from Iran and other countries and is currently used as an exclusive art museum.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
In the underground there is a banquet hall used by Farah Pahlavi to display royal gifts, artefacts and contemporary art from Iran and other countries and is currently used as an exclusive art museum.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
The White Palace (Abyaz) occupies a 2164 square meter plot of land and has a built area of approximately 5000 square meters on two floors and a basement.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Its construction was begun in 1931, by order of Reza Shah, and completed in 1936. The White Palace was gradually put into service some three years after the completion of its construction.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
In the underground there is a banquet hall used by Farah Pahlavi to display royal gifts, artefacts and contemporary art from Iran and other countries and is currently used as an exclusive art museum.
Mellat Palace Museum - Sa'ad Abad Complex (Tehran)
Depictions of Persian mythology in the White House.
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