Pars Museum

The Pars Museum sits inside the Nazar Garden, marked by a sturdy, octagonal pavilion faced with intricate tile work depicting hunting scenes and floral motifs. Originally built during the Zand dynasty, Karim Khan Zand used this pavilion to host foreign dignitaries and celebrate royal occasions. After his death in seventeen seventy-nine, the building served as his final resting place until his remains were moved. It now houses a collection of ancient pottery, coins, and swords that date back thousands of years.