Tabiat Bridge

The location is right next to aab-o-atash park. The view from there is absolutely breathtaking, but unfortunately, the quality of street food in the area is not up to par.

One of the good and free places in Tehran to visit. A good environment for photography, especially at night when the lighting of the bridge gives special effects to the place.
After crossing the bridge to the east, there is Taleghani Park, which is a wonderful place for picnics, aerobic sports, and spending time with family and friends.
Iran's tallest flag tower is also located in this park.

A modern design of a pedestrian bridge with a twist of nature and art. Nice viewpoint and plenty of shops and restaurants around to have a pleasant experience with family.

One of the nicest attractions in Tehran. Definitely you have to go there when is dark. I wad told that the name off the bridge means NATURE... I think it is a good description. Carefully the close that bridge at noon... honestly don't know why ;) but this is Iran a country with lots of nice and strange things ;)

Tabiat Bridge is a must-see attraction for anyone who visits Tehran. It is a place where you can experience the best of both worlds: nature and culture, tradition and innovation, history and modernity. It is a place where you can relax, have fun, and learn something new. It is a place where you can connect with yourself, with others, and with the environment. It is a place that reflects the spirit and the identity of Iran. I highly recommend Tabiat Bridge to anyone who wants to discover the beauty and the charm of Tehran.

Tabiat Bridge is one of my favorite places in Tehran to walk and catch up with my friends.

If you are planning to go, choose a day that is rainy or with the clean air! So that you can get the best view of mountains.

The access to the bridge is from the both Abo Atash and Taleghani park.

One of the best places in Tehran. it's clean and has many facilities, variety of foods and cafes at very convenient prices. I had a very nice time here and would strongly recommend visiting this park.

Well worth a walk through the park and across the bridge to enjoy the night view of the city of Tehran and stop by one of the many lovely cafes and restaurants. There is even a small food court serving local fast food.

I must admit, I have not visited this place. As an American, I find the natural beauty of Iran to be stunning and it reminds me of my home in Colorado. I very much hope that someday our two countries will have good relations and that we can safely visit each other’s lovely countries.

Love the place. A bit crowded but if you get to be there when its not like that you will really enjoy the view. The architecture is amazing only to walk on it make you feel like you are exploring a new place

Such an impressive and wonderful place. Never seen such great work of architecture in Europe. Beautiful light installation.

Nestled amidst the bustling metropolis of Tehran, the Tabiat Bridge stands as a testament to modern architectural brilliance and urban innovation. Its unique, curved design gracefully spans the picturesque Modares Highway, offering pedestrians breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Taleghani Park and Abo-Atash Park below. More than just a crossing, the bridge features multiple levels with cafes, restaurants, and green spaces, creating a vibrant atmosphere perfect for strolling, relaxing, or enjoying a meal with a view. During my visit at sunset, the golden light cast a magical glow on the bridge's structure, making it a truly unforgettable experience.

Perfect nature in the middle of Tehran. All the shops were closed due to Ramadan time but still we enjoyed walking and watching the view.
There is a nice place for trekking and picnic as well.

A unique space within a busy metropolis, this place takes you away from the craziness of Tehran. You can take a peaceful stroll, have something to eat or drink, and enjoy the beautiful views of Tehran that the bridge frames. The project is an adaptation of the HighLine in NYC.

The Tabiat Bridge, which is one of the symbols of the city of Tehran, offers you a unique view of the Iranian capital. While thanks to the space and facilities such as cafes and restaurants, you can have fun on the bridge and capture these moments forever by taking photos and taking selfies.

This is a vast, lovely and lively area for the nature lovers. Great for having a walk. It leads to the Book Garden and Ab-o-Atash park which are both good to visit. I had a great time seeing the beautiful tehran from the heights of this bridge.

After visiting the Sacred Defense Museum on foot, I arrived at a very good sandy sand dune, and it was amazing, and the lovely beautiful structures that show the beautiful thought behind it, and the greenery here is very much. It was wonderful

The bridge is about 270 meters long and consists of a 3 dimensional truss with two continuous levels that sits on three tree shape columns.
Overall visiting there is a fun experience!

Tabiat Bridge links Taleghani Park to Abo Atash (Water & Fire) Park. It has one of the best views to Tehran Mountains. A lovely place to have date😁. Recommended at night specially summer nights.

The amazing Pedestrian Tabiat Bridge - designed by a female architect - connects two parks. You have a great view about Teheran (if it is not a lot if smog in the air). The parks are also enjoyable.