The National Museum of Iran is located in Tehran and serves as the country's primary museum for preserving and showcasing its rich cultural heritage. Established in 1937, it houses a vast collection of artifacts that span from prehistoric times to the Islamic period, reflecting the diverse history of Iran. The museum is divided into several sections, including the Archaeological Museum and the Islamic Era Museum. Visitors can explore ancient pottery, coins, and sculptures, as well as exquisite Islamic art and manuscripts, providing a comprehensive overview of Iranian civilization throughout the ages.