Milad Tower

Milad Tower is one of the most iconic tourist attractions in Tehran and a symbol of the capital's contemporary architecture. It stands in the northwest of the city, in District 2 of Tehran Municipality, in the Kuy-e Nasr (Gisha) neighborhood. At 435 meters, it is the tallest tower in Iran and one of the tallest telecommunication towers in the world, and thanks to its remarkable height and distinctive design it can be seen from many parts of Tehran. The idea of building it arose from the aim of creating an urban landmark and developing Tehran's communication and television infrastructure. Construction began in Dey 1376 (Solar Hijri) under the original name "Yadman Tower". After it was renamed Milad Tower, the complex was opened on 16 Mehr 1387, after about 11 years of construction, and it gradually earned an important place among the capital's sights.

Besides its telecommunication and broadcasting role, Milad Tower houses a wide range of tourist, cultural, commercial and recreational facilities. The open-air and indoor observation decks are among its most popular features, offering a 360-degree view of Tehran from a great height. The Sky Dome at a height of 302 meters, the Hall of Fame Museum with statues of prominent Iranian figures, and the Municipality's Museum of Gifts and Manuscripts are other highlights of the tower. A revolving restaurant, cafés, cinemas, an international convention center and exhibition spaces add to the variety of things to see in the complex. The grounds around the tower also offer facilities such as the Starland amusement park, a bowling and billiards complex, Sky Park and a number of thrill activities, giving visitors a varied experience of sightseeing and entertainment.

Milad Tower is accessible via Tehran's main highways, and visitors can reach the complex's dedicated entrances from Hemmat, Hakim and Sheikh Fazlollah Nouri highways. The Milad Tower station on Metro Line 7 is also a public transport option for getting to the attraction. Given the variety of facilities, setting aside half a day to a full day is suitable for visiting its different sections. Spring and autumn, especially clear days with low air pollution, are a good time to enjoy the view of Tehran from the tower's decks; however, visiting in other seasons is also possible. While walking around the complex, keeping the area clean, using the designated paths, avoiding damage to green spaces and following the rules of the recreational areas will help protect the environment and the quality of the tourist experience.