




Rey, or Shahr-e Rey, is a historic city absorbed into Greater Tehran, known for its rich cultural heritage and numerous archaeological sites. Once a prominent city in the classical era, it played a significant role in Persian and Zoroastrian history. Visitors can explore the Neolithic site of Cheshme-Ali, the Median-era Rey Castle, and the Sasanian-era Zoroastrian Fire Temple of Bahram. Rey's historical significance is further highlighted by its connection to notable figures such as the medieval Persian scholar Rhazes. Today, Rey remains a vibrant part of Tehran, accessible via the Tehran Metro.
Rey is well-connected to Tehran through the metro system, making it easy to explore.
Don't miss visiting the Zoroastrian Fire Temple of Bahram and the Shrine of Bibi Shahrbanu.
Explore the ancient ruins and learn about Rey's significance in Persian history.
IRR ﷼
$50-$100 p/day
Persian, English
Spring is a pleasant time to visit Rey, with mild temperatures ideal for exploring historical sites.
Summers can be hot, but it's a vibrant time with local festivals.
Fall offers cooler weather and is perfect for sightseeing without the summer crowds.
Winters are mild, making it a good time to explore indoor historical sites.
April-June, September-November