We pick you up at your accommodation to get to Qasr garden. Built in 1790, Qasr garden-museum used to have extensive gardens and a glorious palace during the Qajar era. Later in Pahlavi I era, the garden redesigned by the well-known Russian architect, Nikolay Markov and turned into a jail. You can enjoy the Markov Museum and the sculptures and artworks placed in the cells.  You may also hear interesting stories about this place like when the innovator of the construction of the jail, General Dargahi, became the first prisoner in his own jail stricken by the wrath of Reza Shah. Then, we will watch the ancient athletic sport in the traditional gym, zoorkhaneh. By watching this heroic gymnastic ritual, you will find a vision to the ancient exercises having been practiced since 700 years ago in Iran. Inscribed as the intangible cultural heritage of humanity by the UNESCO, this martial art is led by a master performing epic poems and playing Iranian drum (Zarb). To offer additional insight to the Iranian culture, we will visit the first café founded more than a century ago in Tehran. Maintaining its original look, Loghante is a nostalgic café for the locals revealing the history of their past. We enjoy eating in this café and then drop you off at your accommodation.