Lalezar Street in the Iranian capital city, Tehran, has been of special significance to Iranian and foreign residents of Tehran since olden times.
The street features all the dimensions of a capital city: commercial Lalezar, political Lalezar, tourist Lalezar and hot polloi Lalezar.
As the narrator of Tehran’s nostalgia and development, people remember Lalezar as an echo from the past that resounds up to the present time, IranReview reported.
Even for many people who have only seen the contemporary version of this street, Lalezar has a special value for representing the true identity of Tehran.
Construction of Lalezar
Nassereddin Shah of Qajar Dynasty was encouraged by his prime minister, Mirza Hussein Khan Sepahsalar, to take a trip to Europe in 1873.
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