named after the son of Ashraf Pahlavi. Museum of Artistic Creatures Palace of Farideh Ghotbi, mother of Empress Farah Diba. The Behzad Museum 1st Palace of Reza Pahlavi, named after Reza Pahlavi II. Museum of Treasure (The Dafine Museum) 2nd Palace of Reza Pahlavi, currently used by the presidency organization. Museum of Mir Emad Calligraphy Palace of Princess Farahnaz and Prince Ali Reza, named after Farahnaz and Ali Reza, children of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. The Abkar Museum Princess Leila Palace, named after Leila Pahlavi. Palace of the King's mother During the Pahlavi period, this palace was the place of the last years of Reza Shah's life before his exile to Mauritius. It was also the place of residence of the king's mother (Taj al-Muluk) until the time of the 1979 Revolution. This palace is currently in the possession of the Presidential Institution of Iran and is reserved for special guests of the Government of Iran; and for this reason it is also famous as "The Republic Building". This palace is also currently inaccessible to the public. The green palace The Green Museum Palace has been called "the most beautiful palace in Iran". This palace is important due to its historical and architectural importance. It dates back to the Qajar period and has two styles of Iranian architecture. They called this palace "The Stone Palace" during the reign of Reza Khan and "The Shahvand palace" during the reign of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi; later, ii was called "The Green Palace" because of its green façade. The Mellat Museum The Palace of the Nation Museum with an area of 7,000 square meters is the largest palace in Sa'dabad complex; and was also famous as "The White House" due to its white facade. Other names of this palace during different years were: The King's Palace, The Private Palace and The Private White House. Until after the 1979 revolution and the transfer of the complex to the Cultural Heritage Organization, it was renamed "The Palace of the Nation Museum" (Mellat museum in Persian). The construction of the Palace, began in the late Pahlavi period. Gallery See also Niavaran Complex Treaty of Saadabad Pahlavi Iran Pahlavi dynasty Iranian architecture Presidential palace References External links Official website Irprsiatour Website Buildings of the Qajar period Architecture in Iran Palaces in Tehran Royal residences in Iran Tourist attractions in Tehran Museums in Tehran National museums of Iran Houses completed