The Tabiat Bridge is recognized as one of the symbols of the capital, connecting Taleghani Park to Ab-o-Atash Park, and it is built over Tehran’s Modarres Highway. This bridge is included in the Tehran tour itinerary of most domestic and international tourists because visiting this beautiful and modern bridge and enjoying the recreational spaces on both sides of it is delightful for every tourist. Moreover, by walking on this bridge, they can witness a stunning view of Tehran and have the best opportunity for photography and selfies. Stay with Kajaro to learn more about the formation of the idea to build the bridge and its design.
To get to the Tabiat Bridge by metro, you can get off at Shahid Haghani Station on Line 1, exit the station, head toward Taleghani Park, and reach the Tabiat Bridge via its beautiful wooden walkway. Also, if you plan to go to the Tabiat Bridge from Taleghani Park, you can use Shahid Haghani Highway, pass through Jahan Koodak Intersection and the large bridge, then head to the side street of Taleghani Park and park your car in its large parking lot. To access the Tabiat Bridge from Ab-o-Atash Park, head north on Jordan Street (Nelson Mandela), then enter Shahidi Street from Haghani East Highway, park your car, and proceed toward the Tabiat Bridge from the Ab-o-Atash Park entrance on this street. It’s worth noting that there are two public parking lots available on Shahidi Street.
