
Architectural heritage
Splendors of the Safavid Empire and Achaemenid Remains
- Private visit to Isfahan's mosques
- Guided exploration of Persépolis at sunrise
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Itinéraires personnalisés avec une agence locale francophone basée in Iran.
Five emblematic facets of contemporary Persia

Splendors of the Safavid Empire and Achaemenid Remains

Poetry, calligraphy and thousand-year-old traditions

Taarof and the generosity of the Iranian people

Vastness of the Dasht-e Kavir and Lut

Persian flavors with subtle spices

3 questions pour démarrer — et notre équipe locale vous répond sous 24-48 h avec une première idée d'itinéraire adaptée à vos envies.
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Iran displays an architectural heritage of striking richness, from the turquoise domes of Isfahan to the ruins of Persepolis under the Fars sun. Persian gardens still whisper the verses of Hafez while the bazaars of Tehran echo with the haggling of carpet traders. This land of contrasts alternates between the snow-capped mountains of Alborz and the golden expanses of Dasht-e Kavir.
A tailor-made journey allows you to grasp the complexity of this thousand-year-old civilization, guided by a local agent who opens the doors to traditional tea houses and decodes the subtleties of calligraphy in mosques. Iranian hospitality transforms each encounter into an invitation to share.
Isfahan dazzles with Naghsh-e Jahan Square and its blue-tiled mosques, while Persepolis tells the story of the Achaemenid Empire in sculpted stone. Shiraz seduces with its gardens and the poetry that permeates its streets, when Yazd reveals its mud-brick architecture and its Zoroastrian towers of silence. The Dasht-e Lut desert offers its spectacular geological formations and stars-filled nights of absolute purity.
A tailor-made stay of 12 to 18 days allows you to grasp the multiple facets of Iran, from UNESCO heritage to authentic encounters in remote villages. The average budget of 2,200 euros per person reflects a premium journey with characterful accommodations and English-speaking guide. This destination suits curious travelers interested in ancient civilizations and open to meaningful intercultural exchanges.
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Iran
Notre agence locale Iran vit la Iran au quotidien. Une équipe francophone in Iran, qui imagine chaque voyage sur mesure depuis le terrain — au plus près de votre rythme et de vos envies. Vous échangez directement avec les personnes qui construisent votre itinéraire et qui seront là à votre arrivée.
L’Iran surprend souvent par la chaleur de son accueil. Mon rôle est d’aider les voyageurs à le découvrir avec confiance, curiosité et ouverture.
— Afrooz
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Authentic travel stories from travelers who trusted our local agency.
« Le plus dur est de choisir une photo tant il est vrai que chaque jour nous a réservé son lot d’émerveillement. Et si je devais choisir une légende pour l’ensemble du séjour: »
Corentin
Iran
« Le plus beau de tous les voyages grâce aux magnifiques paysages de l'Iran, aux rencontres inoubliables que nous avons faites, et à l’organisation parfaite de ce Road trip! Merci Key2Persia! »
Thibault
Iran
Un réseau d'agences locales unies par une même exigence — créer des voyages authentiques, sur-mesure et responsables.
You are supported by a local team based in Iran, who knows the terrain, seasons, itineraries and local partners.
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
Guides et conseils pour préparer votre voyage en Iran.

Les îles du golfe Persique sont une destination idéale pour les vacances d’été, car elles offrent un véritable dépaysement, grâce à leurs vestiges historiques et leurs paysages uniques.

Capitale de la Perse au 18ème siècle, la ville de Shiraz (ou Chiraz) est considérée aujourd’hui comme la capitale culturelle de l’Iran. Surnommé "ville des jardins" ou encore "ville des poètes"

Pars Tourist Agency(Key2persia) est une agence persane située à Chiraz et membre de l'Iran Travel & Tourism Organization (ITTO). Nous proposons un large panel de voyages aussi bien sur mesure qu'en pe

The questions our travelers ask before departure.
Iran's highest mountain is Mount Damavand, a semi-active snow-capped volcano rising to 5,610 meters in altitude. This iconic summit dominates the Alborz range north of Tehran.
Read the full answerYes, a visa is mandatory for all French citizens traveling to Iran. It must be obtained before departure from the Iranian consulate or by applying online through the e-visa system.
Read the full answerA direct flight from Paris to Tehran takes just under 6 hours. With connections, expect between 7 and 12 hours of flight time depending on your chosen stopovers.
Read the full answerIn Iran, you can use landlines (country code +98) and connect to WiFi in hotels and restaurants. Note: many websites and social media are censored or filtered by authorities.
Read the full answerIn Iran, people greet with "Salaam Aleykum" (or simply "Salaam") and say thank you with "Mamnoun". These basic Farsi words will help you connect with Iranians during your trip.
Read the full answerIn Iran, you can travel between cities by plane, bus (often comfortable with VIP classes), or sleeper train for overnight journeys. Within cities, the metro and taxis are the main means of transport.
Read the full answerFor Iran, pack modest clothing (mandatory headscarf for women, long trousers for everyone), cash as Western cards don't work, a complete first-aid kit, and comfortable walking shoes.
Read the full answerIran experiences hot, humid summers on the Persian Gulf coasts, milder conditions in the north, and harsh, rainy winters that are gentler in the south. Spring and autumn offer the best climate conditions.
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