I don’t call this place a museum! It’s where Professor Hesabi lived and definitely worths visiting since he was one the most significant contributors to engineering specially in the field of physics and construction. There are also many biographic posters on the walls. The newly opened cafe; Jaryan Cafe had a good breakfast and I recommend it. Although the bread was not fresh, it was outweighed by the coffee. :)

This museum houses the personal items of Dr. Mahmoud Hessabi, a prominent Iranian scientist. The collection is on the third floor. As you enter, there is guide who very well explains the details of the items thoroughly. The corridor is very narrow and having more than 5 people at a time will make it difficult to navigate easily. The building does not have proper guidance unfortunately. The space is huge but only one chamber is used and the other areas are not marked. You feel slightly lost at first.

Great information about Dr. Hesabi

Professor Hesabi's museum is in fact the home of this Iranian physicist who came into being today after his death in 1992. This museum contains personal belongings, scientific and educational documents, badges and letters and old photographs and photographs of Mahmoud Hesabi are in public view. The building was built in 1931 and the third floor is dedicated to the museum. In this museum you can find out about this physicist's lifestyle and see his success.

Definately suggest visiting this amazing place and a huge thanks to Dr Hesabi's family for the preservation of this precious House and Museum.

💥 amazing 💥 and really instructive 🌳 I really recommend: Excellent museum guide🔸Beautiful green space 🔸And most importantly beautiful house 🔸And you can also see his car and his family 🔸and his honors 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸 🕓 It is worth your time to come♪= don't miss it

this museum is his house, his boy lives here, in the third floor you can visit his objects and honours throughout his life. He was a tidy, sharp_minded, and curious person to learn about everything. As you maybe know he could speak several languages. I recommend reading his book and then visiting his museum.

The house of professor Hasabi, student of professor Einstein and senator, doctor engineer named Irani

here i will be ready to give 5☆! Staff good in Service, drink and food delicious, also decorated. A plus here is the location. The place is famous, if weather colder have super warm heater there. If raining can sit inside in warm feeling also. if sunny can enjoy the view outside well. the water was half inside, but like full. All in all its very nearly a perfect mix of everything. The guests inside the center of management and the quality of tea and food is famous. thanks! 5☆

The building of the museum building was built in 1310 and the museum is located on the third floor of this building. [1] In addition to the building itself, which is very old, and the tools of Dr. Akhtar displayed in this museum, this place partially shows the way of life of Dr. There is also an account; Among other things, in this museum, you can see the changes that Hasabi made in the house to make life easier for his visually impaired wife, or how he reuses broken items. [3] The museum is managed by Iraj Hasabi [4], who is the son of Mahmoud Hasabi. [5] The Museum of Dr. Hasabi has two active sections: [2] the cultural section which is responsible for the publication of Mahmoud Hasabi's works and the scientific section which deals with Hasabi's life and scientific research. In 2008, the museum management announced that 100 high school projects and 200 to 300 university projects are done in this museum every year.[6]

Nice place. We went to the park/coffeeshop next to it and it has shops for beautiful Persian/Iraninan suvenneers. We had tea and cookies in the coffee shop which were nice.

At the beginning of the 1300s, Moazal Sultan (grandfather of Dr. Hasabi) bought a house in Tajrish and started building it to provide a special house for himself and his family. The main architect of the building was a Russian person named Victor, but Moazal Sultan and his son (father of Dr. Hasabi), who wanted the Iranian mood to prevail in the house, asked Haj Gholamhossein Tafarshi to finish the construction of the house with Victor. Finally, the construction work of the house was finished 10 years later, in 1310.

Dr. Hasabi's museum was an old and beautiful house that was filled with interesting things of life and scientific research and awards belonging to Professor Hasabi. The third and fourth floors of a part of the house were open to the public as a museum and were accessible by elevator. Overall it was a good and fun experience.

It is very sad that no price was given and only his writing instruments and personal belongings were exposed and they did not allow him to visit the museum which was related to the professor's research works.

It must be seen by me

This museum is directed by Iraj Hesabi, Dr Hesabi's only son. His hospitlity and manner is great. The garden has been kept very well.

A good place to learn more about Dr Hesabi and his contributions to the country. Also a nice garden with some rare species and instruments.

Just the decoration of out walls and the color of chimneys are awful. But wholly everything is good and its worth seeing 😍

I didn't like the breakfast service it was neither a buffet nor a menu restuarant. They hid the tea and coffee service , and brought it when ever they chose!!! Had only one kind of bread ,and even had to ask for that. And it was really unreasonably expensive , one hundred thousand toman per person.