Milad Tower

　　Milad Tower (also known as Borj-e Milad) is located in Tehran, the capital of Iran. It is the tallest building in Iran, as well as the tallest concrete tower in the Middle East, the second tallest in Asia, and the sixth tallest in the world. This telecommunications and tourism tower stands 315 meters high, reaching 435 meters including its antenna, and has 12 floors. The base has three levels that serve as a tourist center, and there is a fine dining restaurant at the top, offering the best panoramic views of Tehran.

　　The architectural design of Milad Tower is based on Islamic art, combining traditional and modern styles with intricate abstract decorative patterns. In other words, the tower has an octagonal base, symbolizing traditional Iranian architecture. It consists of five main parts: the foundation, the transition (lobby) structure, the shaft, the top structure, and the antenna mast (for television and telecommunications). The entire tower is a 315-meter-high concrete shaft with three distinct sides, featuring six elevators that transport visitors to the top at a speed of seven meters per second.

　　Milad Tower mainly comprises four sections: the telecommunications and TV tower, the conference and seminar center, a renowned international five-star hotel, and the International Trade and Convention Center. This skyscraper integrates business, telecommunications technology, and supporting facilities, providing Tehran with state-of-the-art modern infrastructure to meet the commercial demands of the 21st century.

　　Milad Tower Reason to visit: The tallest building in Iran Continent: Asia Country/Region: Iran Province/State: Tehran Province City: Tehran