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Ab Anbar Sardar Bozorg (Big Commander Water Reservoir) was built in 1812 by one of the Qajar command...
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Ab Anbar Sardar Kouchak (Little Commander Water Reservoir) is one of the biggest cisterns in Qazvin....
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Alamout (Eagle's Nest) was a mountain fortress where Hasan-i Sabbah (1050–1124) and his gang of Hash...
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Ali Qapu is the name Safavid (1502 – 1736) kings gave their palaces. The Safavids had an Ali Qapu in...
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Chehel Sotoun (40 columns) is the name of a Safavid (1501–1736) pavilion in Qazvin which houses a ca...
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Peyghambariyeh or the Four Prophets Mausoleum is a Safavid (1501–1736) structure located west of the...
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Hamdollah Mostofi (1281–1349) was a Persian historian, geographer and epic poet through whose works...
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The Jame Mosque of Qazvin is said to have been built by the order of Harun al-Rashid on the ruins of...
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Kantour Church also known as the Bell Tower was built by the Russians during WWII. The church has be...
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Koushk Door Gate is one of the oldest gates in Qazvin which opens toward Alamout and the hunting gro...
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Meymoun Qal’eh is the ruins of a castle located in the middle of Qazvin city, east of the Shazdeh Ho...
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Madreseh Omid or Omid school is a Pahlavi era (1925-1979) structure and was the first modern school...
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Qajar Bath is one of the oldest and biggest public bathes in Qazvin, which was built on the order of...
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Qazvin Bazaar is a 1000-year-old market, which flourished during the Safavid era (1502 – 1736). The...
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Shazdeh Hossein Shrine in Qazvin is the mausoleum of one of the sons of the eighth Shia imam Ali ibn...
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