- The Azadi Tower was built to commemorate the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire and to celebrate Iran’s freedom and independence.
- The monument houses a small archaeological museum in the basement. Location: Tehran Province, Tehran, Azadi Square, Azadi Tower, Iran.
- The actual construction of the tower was carried out, and supervised by Iran’s finest master stonemason, Ghaffar Davarpanah Varnosfaderani.
- Standing guard like a sentry at the gates of Tehran, Iran, is the impressive Azadi Tower (Freedom Tower), built in 1971 and comprised of eight thousand white...
- Though not as tall as the Milad Tower, it nevertheless boasts fantastic views of the city from the top floor. Address: Azadi Square, Tehran. Azadi Tower.
- Azadi tower holds its turquoise dome safe over the shoulders, Unknown. At the top of the tower where the staircase ends to a lonely blue dome and Iran's...
- Azadi Tower (Borj-e Azadi) or Shahyad as the most important visual icon of Tehran was built by the plan of Hossein Amanat as the symbol of Modern Iran & a...
- Iran (IP) - Azadi Tower is the symbol of modern Tehran located at the west entrance to the city at Azadi Square and it also plays a significant role as a national...
- + Azadi Tower An iconic monument in Tehran, and perhaps in all Iran, Azadi Tower truly combines pre-Islamic and post-Islamic architectures.