In this museum, you should not look for historical objects and artifacts. Most of the objects belong to about half to a century ago, and for the elderly, it is more like recalling childhood memories. However, the architecture of the building and getting to know how people lived in the past half century are attractive and exciting for children.

Nice Qajar/Pahlavi house now turned into a museum with very nice staff.

An old house with a design of a garden pit and beautiful colored glass...old items were very prominent in it like lamps and old jugs...another thing that caught my attention was the wood and inlay works that represented the city of Malair. .

An ordinary museum, in comparison with others. Visit if you want to stay a day in Malayer!

During the reign of Fath Ali Shah Qajar, Mosaddeq al-Mamalek, due to his kinship with the court, managed to use the master architects of that era to build his dream house. At first, this house had three interior parts, a hall and a stable, which was reserved for religious affairs, but after Morteza Khan Lotfalian bought this house, he turned the hall into a beautiful house, and during the following years, his family in They lived in this house. For this reason, this house was known as Lotfa Aliyan house. Finally, the Cultural Heritage Department bought this house from its owner in 2013 and after its restoration, it changed the use of the house to a museum. Lotfalian's 2-story house is built on a 1200 square meter plot and has 2 inner and outer courtyards. The exterior of this house is thatched and has no decoration, but the entrance of the house has beautiful carvings and brickwork. The entrance of the house has an octagonal shape and leads to a stable, a roof and a small yard. When you enter the house, the ceiling of the ground floor, which is covered with beautiful brick arches, is an eye-catcher. The ceiling of the upper floor is different and is decorated with lampwork decorations. In addition, the doors and sash windows of this floor provide good subjects for photography and also give a special beauty to the house. Visiting Lotfalian's house and museum takes about 1 to 2 hours, especially if you want to spend an hour in the courtyard of the house and around its pond. There is a small fee to enter the museum, by paying which you can see all parts of the museum.

Is great

Amazing Qajar palace in Malayer to visit. Dont forget Noushijan archeological site 17 km away standing there since Maad era. Also get some white grape shire (شیره) and enjoy eating it with fresh bread.

Comparing other museums, it is counted as the regular one.

(Translated by Google) Lotfalian Museum is located in the center of the city. It is like all museums and is soulless without visitors and privacy. Plans must be made to make museums more attractive and lively (Original) موزه لطفعلیان در مرکز شهر قرار دارد .مثل همه موزه ها است و بی روح بدون بازدید کننده و خلوت . باید برنامه هایی تدارک دیده شود ب ای جذاب تر کردن و زنده کردن موزه ها

(Translated by Google) History of Lotfa Aliyan House During the reign of Fath Ali Shah Qajar, Mosaddeq al-Mamalek, due to his kinship with the court, managed to use the master architects of that era to build his dream house. At first, this house had three interior parts, a hall and a stable, which was reserved for religious affairs, but after Morteza Khan Lotfalian bought this house, he turned the hall into a beautiful house, and during the following years, his family in They lived in this house. For this reason, this house was known as Lotfa Aliyan house. Finally, the Cultural Heritage Department bought this house from its owner in 2013 and after its restoration, it changed the use of the house to a museum. The architecture of Lotfalian house Lotfalian's 2-story house was built on a 1200 square meter plot and has 2 inner and outer courtyards. The exterior of this house is thatched and has no decoration, but the entrance of the house has beautiful carvings and brickwork. The entrance of the house has an octagonal shape and leads to the stable, the roof and a small yard. When you enter the house, the ceiling of the ground floor, which is covered with beautiful brick arches, is an eye-catcher. The ceiling of the upper floor is different and is decorated with Lampe Kobi decorations. In addition, the sash doors and windows of this floor provide perfect subjects for photography and also give a special beauty to the house. What things can be admired in Lotfa Aliyan's house? house pond The most famous and beautiful part of this museum is its house pond, which thanks to its architecture stays cool even in the scorching heat of summer. Hoz Khana is covered with beautiful brick arches and there are 2 stone ponds on its floor, which are the source of the refreshing air of Hoz Khana. Museum halls This museum has dedicated several halls to show its culture and history, in some of which the ancient works excavated from hills such as Dastkand and Noushijan are displayed. In another part of the museum, they have collected antiques and objects related to the Qajar era, among which we can mention a decorative lamp, cooking utensils, administrative documents and an old scale. Art and culture In a part of the Lotfalian museum, there are sculptures that show the story of the steps of making juice in the localities of Malairi. Making juice is one of the traditional rituals of Malayer, which has a long history. One of the corridors of the house has been named Masoud Jafari Jozani in honor of the Malayari artist, and posters of his films and works are displayed in this corridor. (Original) تاریخچه خانه لطفعلیان در عصر سلطنت فتحعلی شاه قاجار، مصدق الممالک به واسطه رابطه خویشاوندی با دربار موفق شد برای ساختن خانه رویایی‌اش، معماران چیره دست آن دوران را به کار گیرد. در ابتدا این خانه دارای سه بخش اندرونی، حسینه و اصطبل بود که حسینه برای انجام امور مذهبی اختصاص یافته بود ولی بعد از اینکه مرتضی خان لطفعلیان این خانه را خرید، حسینیه را تبدیل به خانه زیبایی کرد و در طی سال های بعد، خاندانش در این خانه زندگی کردند. به همین دلیل این خانه با نام خانه لطفعلیان شناخته شد. در نهایت اداره میراث فرهنگی در سال ۱۳۸۳ این خانه را از مالکش خریداری کرد و بعد از مرمتش کاربری خانه را به موزه تغییر داد. معماری خانه لطفعلیان خانه ۲طبقه لطفعلیان در زمینی به متراژ ۱۲۰۰ مترمربع ساخته شده و دارای ۲ حیاط اندرونی و بیرونی است. نمای بیرونی این خانه کاهگلی است و هیچ تزیینی ندارد ولی سردر ورودی خانه دارای نقش و نگارها و آجرکاری های زیبایی است. ورودی خانه نیز شکلی هشت ضلعی دارد و به اصطبل، پشت بام و حیاط کوچکی منتهی می شود؛ وقتی وارد خانه شوید، سقف طبقه همکف که از طاق های آجری زیبا پوشیده شده، چشم نوازی می کند. سقف طبقه بالا متفاوت تر بوده و با تزیینات لمبه کوبی آراسته شده است. ضمنا در و پنجره های ارسی این طبقه سوژه های نابی برای عکاسی فراهم می کنند و از این گذشته زیبایی خاصی به خانه می دهند. در خانه لطفعلیان از چه چیزهایی می توان بادید کرد؟ حوض خانه معروف ترین و زیباترین بخش این موزه، حوض خانه آن است، جایی که به لطف معماری اش حتی در گرمای سوزان تابستان نیز خنک می ماند. حوض خانه با طاق نماهای آجری زیبایی پوشیده شده و ۲ حوض سنگی نیز در کف آن وجود دارند که سرچشمه هوای فرح‌بخش حوض خانه هستند. سالن های موزه این موزه چندین سالن را برای نمایش فرهنگ و تاریخش اختصاص داده که در بخشی از آن ها آثار حفاری شده باستانی از تپه هایی مثل دستکند و نوشیجان به نمایش گذاشته شده است. در بخش دیگری از موزه، عتیقه ها و اشیای مربوط به دوران قاجار را گرد هم آورده اند که از میان آن ها می توان به چراغ تزیینی، لوازم آشپزی، اسناد اداری و ترازوی قدیمی اشاره کرد. هنر و فرهنگ در قسمتی از موزه لطفعلیان مجسمه هایی قرار گرفته اند که روایتی از مراحل شیره پزیِ محلی های ملایری را به نمایش گذاشته اند. شیره پزی یکی از رسومات سنتی ملایر است که قدمتی دیرینه دارد. یکی از دالان های خانه نیز به افتخار هنرمند ملایری، نامِ مسعود جعفری جوزانی را گرفته و پوسترهایی از فیلم ها و آثارش در این دالان به نمایش گذاشته شده است.

Nice place from ancient

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