Yes. There is a 2 person chair lift that goes up and you walk back down. I can't remember how much it was but not that expensive. They also take a photo of you on it with Tehran in the background before you get to the top and you have the option to buy it if you like.

take metro from city to tajrish, stroll 30 mins through the bazaar. Then find a taxi or car to go up there, please bargain. they will take you the top, then you are the walking trail

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Go to Dizin one of famouse Ski site of Tehran is so beautiful on winter. You can visit velenjak which Iranian call it Bame Tehran it means the highest point of Tehran. If you tell to taxi driver that you would like to go to "Bame Tehran in Velenjak" taxi will take u there. This place is so beautiful and you can use Gondola lift too. Visit Saad Abad Palace, Grand Bazar (Bazar Bozorg), Golestan Palace if you are interested to historical sites. Tehran has beautiful parks don't forget to walk on one of them like park Saei on Vanak, Mellat Park or Gheitariyeh Park. These parks are so beautiful on early morning and you will see some people who do exercise there on winter. For shopping you can buy some Iranian stuff from Grand bazar, if you would like to buy food as souvenir buy from Shahrvand. Shahrvand is a big franchise supermarket which has a lot of branches around Tehran. You can visit Mega Mall in Ekbatan region, Korosh Mall at Sattari St, Paladium at zafaranieh st and many other shopping centers. If you are interested to antique and vintage stuffs don't forget to visit Parvaneh shopping center on Berlan St. It's so close to German Embassy. You have to visit there only on Fridays there is not any antique market on other days except Fridays. It opens from 8:30 am till 12. This is one of best options for tourists. Don't miss it. If you are interested to Iranian leather products visit Ferdowsi Sq. There are many shops there. Enjoy your trip to Iran. Hope my review can help you.

Dear Alan & Marylee From what I could see during my trip there, Tehran is safe & you should be good on your own. The Iranians are very hospitable and friendly. However, like all new places, I would suggest that you finish your exploring while it is daylight. Iranians speak English but it is broken & quite accented, so that may need a little getting used to, to be able to understand what is being communicated. Enjoy your trip and all the best

first you have to go to the Tajrish square you can go to Tajrish by metro it is the last station of red line and from tajrish there are many middle bus to Tajrish green middle bus have a good time

The restaurant names are all very similar and serve similar food. I am not sure of their names but there are two that are very good. One is on the right hand side of the stream flowing through Darband. It has extensive parking in front and is regularly frequented by diplomats. The other is set on the hillside to the left of the stream. It is painted in yellow ochre and has tables on different floors which you can see from the pathway as you walk up.