Tehran, Iran
Tehran 7-Day Itinerary: Your week in Tehran, already planned.
Skip the endless tabs. Every day is laid out in order — what to see, where to eat and how to get between them — so you can stop planning and start looking forward to it.
- All 7 days planned, in order — 42 stops picked for you
- Day trips worked out: Alamut Castle & Alamut Valley · Masuleh Village · Mount Damavand & Polour
- On your phone offline, or printed in your bag
$34for 7 planned days — under $5 a day of your trip
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Named in the Tehran 7-day itinerary
Cover Day 1
A sample of what the guide names, taken word for word from the guide.
Day trips covered
- Alamut Castle & Alamut Valley
- Masuleh Village
- Mount Damavand & Polour
- Shemshak & Dizin Ski Resorts
- Qom & the Fatima Masumeh Shrine
- Karaj Dam & Chalus Road
- Abyaneh Village
Local spots covered
- Jamshidieh Stone Garden
- Darband trail teahouses
- +2 more
Day by day
Your days in Tehran
- Day 1Arrival & Downtown Tehran
- Day 2Museums & the Treasury
- Day 3Northern Tehran: Palaces & Tajrish
- Day 4Alborz Foothills: Darband & Tochal
- Day 5Modern Tehran: Towers & Bridges
- Day 6Day Trip: Qom or Alamut Valley
- Day 7Shopping & Departure
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All Tehran guides
Each guide covers a different part of the trip. Prices are what you pay today.
| Guide | Best for | Inside | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7-Day Itinerary Viewing | A full week, planned | 7 days planned · 42 scheduled stops | $34 |
| 3-Day Weekend Itinerary | A long weekend | 3 days planned · 18 scheduled stops | $24 |
| Family Travel Guide | Travelling with kids | 18 family attractions · 3 family restaurants | $29 |
| Food & Restaurant Guide | Eating well | 7 local dishes · 13 places to eat | $24 |
| Budget & Money-Saving Guide | Spending less | 14 free & cheap picks | $19 |
| Complete Bundle | Everything, for less | All 5 guides | $79saves $51 |
What's inside
Everything in this guide
See everything in this guide
Everything in this edition, last updated October 2026.
Also in the guide
Welcome to Your Tehran Adventure
How to Use This Itinerary · Best Time to Visit
Pre-Trip Essentials
Arrival & Entry · Where to Stay · Getting Around · Packing Essentials · Travel Tips
Hidden Gems & Local Secrets
Secret Viewpoints · Where Locals Go
Best Photo Spots
Self-Guided Walking Tours
Qajar & Pahlavi Tehran Historical Walk · Tajrish Bazaar & Grand Bazaar Food Walk · Museums & Crafts Walk · Golestan Palace & Grand Bazaar Heritage Walk · Tajrish & Darband Nature Walk · Vali-e-Asr Avenue Walk
Day Trips from Tehran
Late Night Tehran
Bars · Late Night Dining
Flexible Alternatives
Rainy Day Options · Seasonal Notes
Quick Reference Guide
Restaurant Recommendations · Top Attractions
Questions
Before you buy
What exactly do I get?
A PDF. It's ready to download the moment payment completes, and we email you the link too.
Why pay when the website is free?
It's built from the same research as the free Tehran pages. The website is for browsing by topic; this guide does the planning for you, with everything in order in one document you can use offline on the trip.
Browse the free Tehran pagesCan I use it on my phone without a connection?
Yes. Once downloaded, the PDF opens in any PDF reader on a phone, tablet or computer with no connection needed, and it prints cleanly if you prefer paper.
How current is it?
This edition was last updated in October 2026. Opening hours, prices and transport schedules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive before you rely on it.
What if it is not what I needed?
Every guide is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Request a refund within 30 days of purchase.
Read the refund policyIs this guide included in the bundle?
Yes. The Tehran Complete Bundle contains this guide and the other four, as the same PDFs sold individually.
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