Shapouri House

The place is not so big but the garden is nice to visit after you visited all those famous gardens in Shiraz. We went there in day time and had lunch in the old building in the middle of the garden. So, if you don’t want to eat at the restaurant, they don’t allow you to see inside the building. The best place to sit and enjoy your food is in the balcony. We ordered fish with rice and Salad Shirazy. I should admit I didn’t expect good quality food but the food was really good.

Shapouri House in Shiraz is a captivating blend of history and architectural brilliance. The moment you step into its grounds, you're transported to a bygone era of Persian grandeur. The meticulously maintained gardens, adorned with vibrant flowers, create a serene ambiance. The intricate design of the house reflects the craftsmanship of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of Shiraz. Exploring the rooms, each with its unique charm, is like unraveling a story from the past. Shapouri House is a must-visit for anyone seeking a delightful journey through time in the heart of Shiraz.

Shapuri mansion is considered one of the most attractive. This luxurious mansion is one of the relics of the Pahlavi period.

Shapouri Mansion is one of the most beautiful gardens in Shiraz and a sight-seeing place in Fars province. This mansion belongs to the first Pahlavi period and it can be seen a combination of Iranian and European architecture. In this collection, the natural effects of the garden and the beautiful architecture of the building together have created a unique perspective.

This garden was registered as number 2781 in the list of national monuments of the country, now it hosts a coffee shop and a restaurant in the Shapuri mansion.

This mansion was built from 1310 to 1315 under the supervision of the famous architect, Abul Qasim Enghansi, and belonged to Abdulsaheb Shapouri, one of the biggest merchants of Shiraz. Until the early 1970s, the Shapouri family lived in this mansion garden; But a few years after the beginning of this decade, the house became abandoned.

In 1378, Fars Province Cultural Heritage Organization bought this luxurious mansion from the Shapouri family and registered it in Iran’s cultural heritage list.

The historical house of Shapouri belongs to the early Pahlavi dynasty in Persia (Iran), c. 1925. This nice house is located in city centre (Anvari Street) of Shiraz and is recorded as an Iranian national monument.

It has 840 square metres of underpinning and 4635 square metres of garden area, and it is built on two floors. This building is in the old central region of Shiraz, known as Anvari. Shapouri mansion was designed by Abolghasem Mohandesi and built between 1930 and 1935; the owner was Abdolsaheb Shapuori, a wealthy Iranian merchant.

Shapouri House, also known as Shapouri Pavilion, is a magnificent architectural gem located in Shiraz. Built in the early 20th century during the Qajar era, this historic mansion showcases a unique blend of Persian and European architectural styles, making it a testament to the cultural fusion that defines Iran's architectural heritage.

Designed by Abolghasem Mohandesi, an Iranian architect who was inspired by European neoclassical architecture, Shapouri House features grand facades adorned with intricate tilework, ornate plasterwork, and graceful arches. The mansion's spacious courtyards, adorned with lush gardens and fountains, provide a serene retreat from the bustling city outside.

Inside, visitors can admire the lavish interior adorned with elaborate frescoes, stained glass windows, and exquisite woodwork, reflecting the opulence and sophistication of its time. The mansion also houses a museum showcasing traditional Persian artifacts and cultural exhibits, offering visitors a glimpse into Iran's rich history and heritage.

Shapouri House stands as a symbol of Shiraz's cultural richness and architectural prowess, inviting visitors to step back in time and experience the grandeur of Iran's past. Whether exploring its intricately designed rooms or simply marveling at its majestic beauty from the outside, a visit to Shapouri House is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who venture through its hallowed halls.

There is only one entrance with insignificant fees
Inside there's a restaurant and coffee shop
If you ever go to near and area you shall visit it .

Shapouri pavilion was owned by Abdul sahib Shapouri wealthy Kazerouni merchant , it was built around 90 years ago
The garden and house is located in city centre (Anvari Street) of Shiraz and is recorded as an Iranian national monument.

This place provides a unique experience with live music. The nights of this collection have their own beauty.

The building and atmosphere are awesome but the restaurant could be better

A MUST visit garden and monument for all visitors of Shiraz! By visiting this place, all other ones don't seem as amazing as before.

It's fantastic and really worse to visit also there's a restaurant and coffee which u can have drink or meal or only visit it

Such a beautiful place. The restaurant is also a hit. Tasty koobide dish with a great view of the garden 27t . Highly recommend

Usually this place is over shadowed by other famous places in shiraz but it definitely worth giving a visit. It has a cozy nice cafe restaurant.

Beautiful grounds. Dinner was delicious while listening to lovely music.

Beautiful great garden..
Good coffe shop and live music

very nice edifice at center and nice atmosphere traditional music. but it has entrance and if you want to eat in you have to go to the edifice but the cafe is in ground floor. its a nice area.try it. we have had Kubide and Tahchin and it was good quality and fair price. the only problem was that it takes time to prepare food.

Stunning house!
You see a lot of locals here eating at the restaurant or getting some drinks from the cafe.
Very beautiful at night, highly recommend.

Delucious food , vip services , fair prices and above all ; peacefull atmosphere there was incredible

Shapouri Mansion is one of the most beautiful gardens in Shiraz and a sight-seeing place in Fars province. This mansion belongs to the first Pahlavi period and it can be seen a combination of Iranian and European architecture. In this collection, the natural effects of the garden and the beautiful architecture of the building together have created a unique perspective.
Shapuri Mansion is located on Karim Khan Zand St., Anuri St., Ahli Intersection. You can use public transport or private car to reach this place. The nearest metro station to Shapouri Mansion is Zandiyeh station, where you can get to the destination by walking a short distance from Tawheed and Anuri streets. If you plan to use the bus, take the Valiasr Terminal-Namazi Terminal services and get off at Chaharrah Zand station. From this station, with a short walk, you will reach Shapuri Mansion through Anuri Street.
This mansion was built from 1310 to 1315 under the supervision of the famous architect, Abul Qasim Enghansi, and belonged to Abdulsaheb Shapouri, one of the biggest merchants of Shiraz. Until the early 1970s, the Shapuri family lived in this mansion garden; But a few years after the beginning of this decade, the house became abandoned.
Shapuri mansion has two floors and its base is 840 square meters and its main land area is 4635 square meters. It was built in the style of Qajar architecture and is in the list of the first buildings that were designed and built with a free architectural approach.
The main access to the building is not on the main axis, and to enter it, you have to turn 90 degrees in the north facade. The paths of the garden also follow a completely symmetrical pattern; But the trees are not planted in the same way. Also, adding a balcony was an unconventional tradition in Iranian architecture; But a balcony has been used in this building.
The plan and outline of this mansion was very special and unique in its period. For example, a staircase was used in this building, which was not seen in any of the buildings of that time. In addition, there are many rooms inside the mansion, each of which has a special function. The innovations used in the garden of the Shapouri mansion have turned it into a European Iranian garden.
Shapouri Mansion is open from 8 am to 11 pm. To enter this complex, you have to pay two thousand tomans, which is equivalent to five thousand tomans for foreign tourists. Of course, if you intend to use the menu of a coffee shop or restaurant, there is no need to pay this amount.
You can use public transport or private car to reach this place. The nearest metro station to Shapouri Mansion is Zandiyeh station, where you can get to the destination by walking a short distance from Tawheed and Anuri streets. If you plan to use the bus, take the Valiasr Terminal-Namazi Terminal services and get off at Chaharrah Zand station. From this station, with a short walk, you will reach Shapuri Mansion through Anuri Street.

Historical building with a beautiful garden.Also has restaurant and cafe

Very tasty food and very nice environment