Tabriz is a captivating city located in the northwest of Iran, ready to welcome those with a curious spirit. If you desire a place where history lives in every street, culture fills the air, and nature invites you with warmth, Tabriz is the ideal choice. This ancient city, with its friendly people and famous hospitality, offers far more than a simple visit—it creates memories that stay with you forever.

The people of Tabriz, speaking with their charming Azeri accent and warm hearts, greet every visitor with a genuine smile. In this city, you will quickly feel as though you have found a second home.

Tabriz has a semi-arid climate with regular seasons. The annual precipitation is around 380 millimetres (15 in), a good deal of which falls as snow during the winter months and rain in spring and autumn. The city enjoys mild and fine climate in spring, dry and semi-hot in summer, humid and rainy in autumn and snowy cold in winter. The average annual temperature is 12 °C. Cool winds blow from east to west mostly in summer.

 

Tabriz International Airport receives flights from different countries and cities such as Istanbul and Dubai and …, as well as domestic traffic. Visitors may also use the train, with an overnight train from Tehran taking about 13 hours. International Trains also arrive from neighbor countries. Also being neighbor countries such as Turkey, Azarbayjan, Armenia and … it is easy to get there by car.
 

Reasons to Make Tabriz Your Next Travel Destination

Experience the beauty of untouched nature throughout all four seasons. Take in the spectacular panorama of the city from the summit of Mount Eynali. Find peace and relaxation at El-Goli Park, also known as Shah Goli. Thanks to its gentle climate and remarkable natural surroundings, Tabriz offers a unique and refreshing scene with every season that passes.

 

                     Tabriz Mount Eynali                                                                                                                                                                                                                                El-Goli Park                           

 

Immerse Yourself in Tabriz’s Rich and Majestic History
Explore the Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex, recognized as the largest covered market in the world and honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Each shop carries with it the essence of history and craftsmanship, offering a unique glimpse into the city’s vibrant past.
 

Tabriz Blue Mosque
Built in 1465, Tabriz’s beautiful Blue Mosque was heavily damaged in 1779 by an earthquake that took the lives of thousands. Even though not much remained visible from the original building, what’s left definitely reveals its old splendor

Tabriz Blue Mosque
 

Tabriz Museum
Fascinating collection of artwork and daily tools, Tabriz’s Azerbaijan Museum was founded in 1958 and open in 1962 in Imam Khomeini Avenue, right near the Blue Mosque. The three-gallery exhibition displays shelves of elaborate knives, ornate pottery, and local-style jewelry and carpets. Slighty and gently ensconced, almost to protect their privacy, are two ancient skeletons, male and female, likely a couple, disposed in the way they were found in a burial ground. Almost like in a time-lapse journey, the museum will take you through Iran’s different periods of history and ruling dynasties, starting as early as the 5th millennium BC up to modern times.

 

 Tabriz Museum