[2025 Kashan Attraction] Travel Guide for Tabatabaei Historical House (Updated Jun)

I went to Tabatabai's house in Kashan. The price for foreigners is about 6 euros. You can walk from the center of town. Kashan has several traditional houses built by wealthy merchants, and all of them, including this one, are magnificent and have beautiful carvings. The geometric carvings on the ceiling are particularly beautiful, so be sure to see them. I was guided by a friend from Kashan to visit this traditional house, and you can see various architectural ingenuity, such as the design that allows as much heat as possible to escape from the house due to the hot climate, and the business meeting space to entertain customers. Kashan has a lot of tours of old merchants' houses, but they are gorgeous, mysterious and interesting. I hope you will visit this place as well. #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Kashan

Tabatabaei House is named after its owner, the famous and wealthy merchant Sayyid Tabatabaei, who was the father-in-law of the wealthy merchant Borujerdi. The mansion was built in the late 19th century and is the most luxurious mansion in Kashan, with a typical ancient Persian mansion courtyard: a rectangular courtyard surrounded by main buildings and walls, with a rectangular fountain in the middle. The mansion is exquisitely built, with various carved decorations and intricate patterns on the walls, adding a lot of color to the whole mansion. Here, you can deeply feel the unique charm and historical heritage of Persian architecture.

If you are more of a culture seeker, roaming around houses might be the most fulfilling experience in which you get the opportunity to see where and how the local people lived. Houses are the best representative of the culture behind a city and help you know the exact personality, traits, and interests of a community. It has a story unfolding the old days of political, economical, historical, and social interests of a city and in general the country as well. Tabatabaee Historical House is a famous Kashan attraction dating back to 19th century. This house is a magnificent representative of the lavish lifestyle of Kashan. The delicate embellishments and astounding architectural features are the reasons why you should visit Tabatabai House. Seyyed Jafar Tabatabaei Natanzi built this house in the name of his wife. He was a famous international carpet merchant from Natanz who was living in Kashan. So many designs in the shape of Sphinx on the walls may have raised questions for you. Well, Spinex in Persian is called Homa; Home was the name of the merchant’s wife with whom he was madly in love.

See the glory of the Persian Empire from the old house of Kashang! There are many traditional mansions built by Persian merchants hidden behind the high mud-brick walls of Kashan Old Town. They have witnessed the importance of Kashan as a trade center in the period of the Jia-Gang period. Most of these houses were built. In the 19th century, wealthy businessmen are now far away, but these houses have been preserved as precious heritage. Tabatabayi House is one of the most eye-catching ones. If time is limited enough to visit a mansion, it must be a Tabata Bayi house. If time is sufficient, then you may wish to see more. After all, each one is self-sufficient. It has its own unique charm and has its own unique story. Tabatabayi House was built by Persian businessman Saeed Tabataba around 1880. The mansion is decorated with complex reliefs, delicate stucco, beautiful mirrors and stained glass. And famous, it is extremely luxurious. The house is divided into different functional areas, and the courtyards used by the owner's family, the courtyards used by the guests, and the courtyards used by the servants are separated from each other, which fully guarantees their privacy, which is completely different from the pattern of only one courtyard of ordinary people. Tababata House TIPS: 1, tickets, 150,000 riyals, and another pass of 350,000 rials, including Tabata Bayi House, SULTAN AMIR SHMAD Bathhouse, ABBASIAN Historial HOUSE, but need Note that the Brugelldi House is not in the package and needs to be purchased separately. 2, time reference: 2 hours. 3, suggest morning or evening.

The most attractive of Kashan is the old and magnificent houses built in the 19th century. The ancient Persian bathroom is a must-visit for visitors to Kashang. The wind tunnel on the roof looks like an alien planet, while the interior is gorgeous like a palace. tabatabei house is the largest and most beautiful old house in Kashang. The courtyard is deep and there are no heavy curtains. There is a hall full of stained glass, like the Pink Mosque. This is definitely a mansion that super rich people can have! The street of Kashang at dusk, the heat dissipated and began to be lively. The teenagers flew over the bicycle and saw us, but they slammed their brakes and stopped, screaming at the curious eyes...

Kashans house is only two or three stories high. The wealthy have a large courtyard and countless small houses, a cool summer room, a cold storage room for food, an atrium with a pool, and a variety of Patterned bricks and carved doors. The roofs of a street are all connected, from one to the other. A little higher is the top of the onion that stands out in each mosque. Taba Baba House is a famous traditional Abbas residence with all the basic features of a traditional Iranian residence. First, its direction is defined as facing or away from Mecca. Second, it is designed in exactly the same way as a desert building. Kashang's craftsmen and architects use stucco as a cheap but powerful and easy to mold material, cleverly designed to create a luxurious Persian style, rough and original bricks or stones from The simple earthy material transforms into an elegant and refined look, an ancient technique of the Persian masters.

At Tabatabei, there are three attractions (Abbasian House, Ahmed Sultan Bath, Tabatabei) can buy a joint ticket~ and he is very enthusiastic to say, you can take us to see Ahmad Sultan For the bathroom, just give a tip, can visit the roof (his original meaning is that the roof is generally not open). In fact, when doing the Raiders, I have never seen that I have to go downstairs to get a tip, but since he doesn't want much after all, it's ten yuan, think about it~ this is a very beautiful Turkish bath, history It has been in existence for more than 500 years, but the interior is decorated with a distinctive Shiite Islamic style, with complex geometric patterns and blue pattern tiles on the dome and columns. Back to the Khan-e Tabatabei Tabatabayi House, in fact, the two places are also 5 minutes walk away. This is a Persian traditional house with a typical ancient Persian mansion. The rectangular courtyard is surrounded by main buildings and walls. In the middle is a rectangular fountain. This mansion was built in the late 19th century and is hosted by Sayyed Tababatai, a well-known businessman on the rich side. The house consists of a more intimate courtyard for the owner's family (Andaruni) and a courtyard for guests (Biruni), and even a yard for servants, which is very particular. The various decorative decorations and colorful patterns on the dome and the wall are really dazzling.