SAEDNEWS: Towering above Tehran’s skyline, Milad Tower is more than just an architectural marvel — it’s a world-class hub of entertainment, culture, and thrill. From heart-pounding bungee jumps and sky swings to immersive museums and panoramic city views.
Milad Tower in Tehran is far more than a towering architectural marvel; it is a place where excitement and delight permeate the very air, and every corner offers a unique experience. Here, you can find Iran’s most exhilarating activities all in one location—from bungee jumping and walking along the tower’s edge to sky swings and leisurely moments in a glass‑walled room.
As one of Tehran’s most famous landmarks, Milad Tower welcomes countless visitors each year, continually adding new attractions to ensure truly unforgettable moments. In recent years, it has introduced one of Tehran’s newest amusement zones, which has delighted guests since 2021.
This space transcends mere play and entertainment; it is where families, friends, and children can spend memorable hours together and savor the joy of being in one another’s company. If you wish to explore the tower’s distinctive and exceptional offerings, accompany the Saed News Travel Magazine on this journey.
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Milad Tower’s attractions cater to every taste and budget. Whether you seek high‑adrenaline thrills, cultural and artistic experiences, entertaining performances, or group activities, you’ll find it all here. Most experiences require a ticket, but we also highlight several free offerings at the end.
Begin your Milad Tower adventure at its highest point: the Sky Dome, 302 meters above ground. The juxtaposition of lapis‑lazuli walls and bronze artworks creates a striking visual feast. Here, you can admire stunning art installations and take in an unparalleled panoramic view of Tehran.
Artworks by Master Yahyaei, inspired by Iranian culture and the four classical elements—water, wind, earth, and fire—grace each segment of the dome. Each facet is dedicated to one element, adorned with motifs drawn from Persian heritage, such as bronze reliefs depicting scenes from the Shahnameh and symbols of ancient carpet designs. Knowledgeable guides stand ready to explain these symbols and their stories in detail.
Perched on the seventh floor at 280 meters, the open‑air deck offers a 360° vista of Tehran beneath your feet. Walk its perimeter in the fresh air, use the provided binoculars and telescopes to explore the city’s landmarks from a fresh perspective, or relax at the on‑site café while sipping a beverage high above the capital. At night, this deck transforms into a starlit spectacle as Tehran’s city lights shimmer below. Open from 10:00 to 22:00 (spring–summer) and 9:00 to 21:00 (autumn–winter), the deck currently costs 100,000 Toman (2024 rate).
For those who define excitement by free fall, Milad Tower’s bungee jump from 280 meters is unmissable. Fully compliant with global safety standards, this thrill experience includes professional instruction and top‑of‑the‑line gear. Participants aged 18–50, weighing between 45 and 138 kg, are welcome. Note that individuals with certain medical conditions (neurological, cardiovascular, spinal, or joint issues) may not participate. The jump costs approximately 580,000 Toman (2025 rate) and must be reserved in advance online.
If you crave a different kind of adrenaline rush, try the sky swing—the world’s highest suspended swing—available for solo or tandem rides. Located on the open‑air deck (seventh floor), riders over 12 years old and under 140 kg can feel the wind and joy of 280 meters above ground for 580,000 Toman per ride.
Continue the aerial thrills on the tower’s northwest side. The 200‑meter zip line offers an untethered, gravity‑powered sprint between two platforms at 90 meters height. Riders aged 12–120 kg can secure their spot for an unforgettable speed descent. Nearby, the suspended walking bridge gives a vertiginous stroll between two towers, the swaying planks delivering a blend of fear, excitement, and exhilaration.
Milad Tower’s modern amusement park features global‑standard rides—from roller coasters to Ferris wheels—suited for all ages. The escape rooms, accommodating 4–6 players, immerse you in themed puzzles—thrillers, mysteries, horror, or comedy—that challenge your wit and teamwork. Entry starts at 100,000 Toman per person, depending on the scenario.
At 270 meters on the fifth floor, the Hall of Fame displays silicone sculptures of Iran’s luminaries crafted by Dr. Alireza Khaghani. Adjacent, the Iran‑Portugal Circus showcases international acts—magic, motorcycle stunts, aerial silks, and more—bringing global performance art to Milad Tower’s grounds near Parking 3.
Cinema lovers can catch the latest blockbusters in Milad Tower’s three theaters—one 1,600‑seat hall and two 120‑seat screens—located on level -2 of the conference center. Ticket prices align with Tehran’s standard cinema rates and are bookable through usual ticketing platforms.
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Art gallery and carpet exhibitions
Handicraft and souvenir shop visits
Seasonal festivals (Nowruz, Summer Tourism Week)
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for a long adventure.
Carry ID to access certain attractions.
Allocate 3–4 hours for a full experience.
Pre‑book high‑demand activities like bungee and zip line.
With this comprehensive guide from Saed News, discover Milad Tower’s spectrum of excitement and serenity, and craft memories you’ll treasure forever.
