The Cultural-Natural Landscape of Ramsar
Iran (Islamic Republic of)Iranian Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization
City of Ramsar, Province of Mazandaran
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Description
The cultural-natural axis of Ramsar has been stretched from the northern foothills of Alborz Mountains to the shores of Caspean Sea and includes e.g. Ramsar Hotel, thirty -acre Garden, Pahlavi I palace and garden, the main boulevard that ends to (former) Ramsar Casino. It shows the city planning of one century ago that was integrated with nature.
Statements of authenticity and/or integrity
The existing properties and relics.
Comparison with other similar properties
It can be compared with some properties in 19th century and early days of 20th century in the cities of Orutha near to fountainheads of spas.