This remarkable ensemble, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, is an exquisite example of Famille Rose porcelain artistry.

On the northern side of Niavaran Palace, there is a hall called the "Blue Hall" with an area of 350 square meters, which was prepared during the second Pahlavi period to receive court guests.

A part of the adjacent building of Jahannama Museum, which was previously dedicated to the palace’s telecommunications department, was converted into Jahannama Gallery in the 1990s.

Niavaran Cultural Historic Complex, as one of the most important tourist centers in Tehran, has witnessed significant growth in providing complementary cultural services in recent years due to its historical potential and its location in a part of Tehran with very beautiful nature.

Niavaran Cultural Historic Complex tennis court, with nearly 20 years of activity, welcomes enthusiasts of this happy and fun sport in all seasons of the year, with the presence of experienced and qualified coaches.

The Niavaran Cultural Products Store is a stop to stop and take a breather amidst the web of beautiful human thoughts that have found audiovisual and visual expression.