Reza Mousavi

It's an incredible location for anyone who appreciates the beauty of nature and the diversity of birdlife. We were fortunate to spend a memorable two hours there, immersing ourselves in the surroundings. Not only did we see large fish gliding through the water, but we were also delighted by the sight of geese and swan families, especially the young swan chicks trailing behind their parents. It's truly a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

The museum itself was set in a beautiful green area, with modern buildings and sculptures. The collections on display were truly amazing, offering a wealth of opportunities to learn. However, I must admit that the staff at the Esmaili Center were not very polite, which left me wondering about their behavior. While they tried to create a visually appealing environment, I believe more effort should be directed towards fostering a friendlier and more courteous team.

We visited on a door open day, and I'm not sure if it would be worth paying for a ticket on a regular day, unless you have a deep appreciation for Islamic art and culture.