Traditional Qajar House 

Amir Nezam Garrousi's house (Qajar Museum) is located in Sheshghelan district in Tabriz near Maqbaratoshoara. It was built in the period of Qajarid crown prince Abbas Mirza (1781-1925). At that time Tabriz was crown predominantly and the city was considered the second capital. After renovating in 2006 the building was used as the Qajar museum.

The house has two stories and covers an area of 3,000 square meters with a built-in area of 1,500 square meters. Like other historical and important buildings of Tabriz, the house has two courtyards that are decorated with small gardens and large ponds. Since its pillars are embellished with plasterworks like other regional historical buildings, the balcony of this building also has 16 pillars. Plaster and mirror works in its halls enhance the beauties of this building. There is a large pond in the basement, which is one of its prettiest sections.

The museum has 11 halls for displaying different artistic endeavors. The building has one floor and an extensive basement. The basement contains stone hall, weapon hall, figures and commands hall and Architecture hall and the first floor contains coin hall, mosaic hall, porcelain hall, glassware hall, textural hall, music hall and metal hall.