The photo exhibition of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage was held in 4 high-traffic metro stations/from the seven-thousand-year-old lady to Qajari Tehran/visual narration of the capital's history in the four corners of the city

Exhibition "Tehran Old Town; "Seven Thousand Years of Culture and Civilization" on the occasion of Tehran Week and with the cooperation of the Cultural Deputy of the General Directorate of Public Relations and Information of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts and the Cultural Deputy of Tehran Metro, was held in four stations of Mirdamad, Nobnayad, Hefdeh Shahrivar and Abdul Abad to show the development of Tehran from ancient settlements to the image of the capital during the Qajar period with a visual narrative of archaeological findings and historical evidence.

Exhibition "Tehran Old Town; "Seven Thousand Years of Culture and Civilization" on the occasion of Tehran Week and with the cooperation of the Cultural Deputy of the General Directorate of Public Relations and Information of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts and the Cultural Deputy of Tehran Metro, was held in four stations of Mirdamad, Nobnayad, Hefdeh Shahrivar and Abdul Abad in order to introduce to the audience the evolution of Tehran from ancient settlements to the appearance of the capital during the Qajar period with a visual narrative of archaeological findings and historical evidence.

According to the report of Aria's Heritage reporter, the exhibition "Tehran's Old City; "Seven Thousand Years of Culture and Civilization" on the occasion of Tehran Week, using the capacity of the public spaces of the metro, has exposed a part of the historical and cultural background of Tehran to the eyes of the citizens, a narrative that begins with the archeological works and evidences of the historical sites of the capital and by reviewing the relics of different historical periods, it reaches Tehran of the Qajar era.

This exhibition is the result of the cooperation of the cultural deputy of the General Directorate of Public Relations and Information of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts and the cultural deputy of Tehran Metro and in four stations, Mirdamad, Novaniad, Hefdeh Shahrivar and Abdul Abad, it provides the opportunity for the citizens and passengers of the metro to get acquainted with the historical and cultural layers of Tehran.

The visual narrative of the exhibition begins with the 7,000-year-old lady found in the area of ​​Molvi Street and the 6,000-year-old works of Cheshme Ali, then it reaches the archaeological findings of Qaytarieh with a history of about 3,000 years and the relics and relics of the Islamic period of Ray city.