The Isfahan Music Museum is a haven for lovers of traditional Persian music, offering a captivating journey through the rich musical heritage of Iran. The museum features a collection of traditional, folk, regional, and international instruments, complemented by live performances that bring the music to life.
Established in 2015 to preserve Iran’s valuable musical heritage, the museum was initially located in the Armenian Quarter of Isfahan. Today, the collection finds its home in the historic Hasht Behesht Palace, providing a stunning and culturally rich setting for visitors to explore the evolution of Persian music.
The museum welcomes music enthusiasts of all ages and tastes. Its rich collection of instruments, especially Persian traditional ones, allows visitors to explore the history, craftsmanship, and playing techniques of each instrument.
The museum is organized into seven dedicated sections, including national instruments and folk instruments. Knowledgeable guides—who are musicians themselves—offer detailed explanations and answer visitors’ questions. In one section, young musicians perform traditional Persian music, providing an immersive and enchanting experience.
Unlike many conventional museums, Isfahan Music Museum radiates emotion and joy, making it a truly unforgettable cultural destination.
The museum is open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., offering ample time for visitors to fully enjoy the musical exhibits and performances.
For more photos, videos, and updates on live performances and Persian musical instruments, visit the official Instagram page of Isfahan Music Museum: @IsfahanMusicMuseum.
