Azadi Tower

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Azadi Tower is an iconic white marble monument in Tehran, Iran, symbolizing the city’s modern identity and serving as a major cultural and historical landmark.

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Shahyad Tower 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
monument
symbol of Tehran
tourist attraction
architect Hossein Amanat
architecturalStyle Persian Revival architecture
modern architecture
builtToCommemorate 2500th anniversary of the founding of the Persian Empire
color white
commissionedBy Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
constructionStartDate 1969
contains exhibition spaces
museum
observation deck
continent Asia
country Iran
featuredIn tourism posters of Iran
featuredOn Iranian postage stamps
formerName Azadi Tower self-linksurface differs
surface form: Shahyad Tower
hasCoordinateLatitude 35.6994
hasCoordinateLongitude 51.3375
hasDesignFeature combination of pre-Islamic and Islamic Iranian motifs
geometric patterns
illuminated facade at night
large central arch
hasFunction cultural landmark
historical landmark
tourist destination
height approximately 45 meters
heritageStatus registered national monument of Iran
inaugurationDate 1971
locatedIn Azadi Square
Tehran
locatedInTimeZone Iran Standard Time
locatedNear Mehrabad International Airport
materialUsed concrete
white marble
nameMeaning One World Trade Center
surface form: Freedom Tower
ownedBy Tehran Municipality
surface form: Municipality of Tehran
partOf Azadi Square
surface form: Azadi Cultural Complex
renamedAfter Iranian Revolution
symbolizes Iranian national identity
freedom
modern identity of Tehran
usedFor national celebrations
political demonstrations
public gatherings
yearCompleted 1971

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Azadi Tower formerName Azadi Tower self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Shahyad Tower
Tehran hasLandmark Azadi Tower