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in GEMS3 years ago

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Rasht Municipality Square The square is really located in the center of Rasht, which is called the Municipality Square, is one of the most interesting squares in our country. This square is considered as one of the main areas of Gilan province with its historical monuments, urban buildings, very important streets and old and new shopping centers in its area. Many citizens of Rasht and even travelers who come to Rasht, come to Rasht Municipality Square for shopping, eating and walking. The city of Rasht is the first city in the country that is alive in the historical context of the city as wellThe construction of large paved sidewalks has been a pioneer. It is interesting to know that Rasht has been able to occupy the place of the largest city design in the world. This award was given to the city of Rasht in 2017. The history of this square in Rasht Municipality Square is one of the beautiful historical buildings, for example, in the Telegraph and Post Office building, the main municipal building, the former Iran Hotel, the National Library and the old governorate building. All the buildings mentioned are built in the style of Russian architecture. This is a beautiful historical complex with numbers1516 has been nationally registered in 1977. In the following, you can see the old photo of Rasht Municipality Square. From 1302 and exactly 2 years after the end of the forest movement and also the fall of Rasht to the operation of the Cossack forces and the beginning of operations in this city, Fazlullah Khan Zahedi and Mohammad Hossein Khan Ayram, who were in fact the rulers of Gilan province at that time, Assistant Mahmoud Khan Ghaffari, who was the head of order in Rasht, began to destroy the traditional fabric of Rasht. These people at that time destroyed the city streets and replaced the street streets and buildingsClassic and new build. Nevertheless, Rasht Municipality Square still retains its old texture.

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