Editing Sa'dabad Complex (section)

===Main buildings===
[[File:Sad Abad Ceiling.jpg|thumb|Depictions of [[Persian mythology]] in the ''White Palace''.]]
[[File:Sa'dabad Palace Darafshs (2).jpg|thumb|Statue of [[Arash|Arash the Archer]]]]
* ''[[Ahmad Shah Qajar]] Palace''
::{{small|(not to be confused with the ''[[Ahmad Shahi Pavilion|Pavilion of Ahmad Shah Qajar]]'' in the [[Niavaran Complex]])}}
* ''The Green Palace''
::{{small|(also known as the ''Shahvand House'')}}
* The Mellat Museum

::''The White Palace'', former official residence of Shah [[Mohammad Reza Pahlavi|Mohammad Reza Shah]] and [[Farah Pahlavi|Shahbanu Farah]].
* Museum of Natural History

::''The Special Palace'', currently used by the presidency organization.
* Museum of Fine Arts

::''The Black Palace''
* Museum of Anthropology

::''Princess Shams' Palace'', named after [[Shams Pahlavi]].
* Museum of Glassware and Handicrafts

::''Princess Ashraf's Palace'', named after [[Ashraf Pahlavi]].
* Building of the Amendment 36 (a governmental agency)

::''Prince Gholam Reza's Palace'', named after [[Gholam Reza Pahlavi]].
* ''Palace'' ''of the King's Mother''
::Currently used by the presidency organization.
* ''Prince Ahmad Reza's Palace'', named after [[Ahmad Reza Pahlavi]].
::Currently used by the presidency organization.
* Administration of the complex

::''Prince Abdol Reza's Palace'', named after [[Abdul Reza Pahlavi]].
* The Training Center

::''Prince Bahman's Palace'', named after [[Gholam Reza Pahlavi]]'s son.
* The Military Museum

::''Prince Shahram Palace'', named after [[Ashraf Pahlavi]]'s son.
* Museum of Artistic Creatures

::''Palace of [[Farideh Ghotbi]]'', mother of [[Farah Pahlavi|Shahbanu Farah]].
* The Behzad Museum

::''1st Palace of Reza Pahlavi'', named after [[Reza Pahlavi, Crown Prince of Iran|Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi]].
* Museum of Treasure (The Dafine Museum)

::''2nd Palace of Reza Pahlavi'', currently used by the presidency organization.
* Museum of Mir Emad Calligraphy

::''Palace of Princess Farahnaz and Prince Ali Reza'', named after [[Farahnaz Pahlavi]] and [[Ali Reza Pahlavi (born 1966)|Ali Reza Pahlavi]].
* The [[Clara Abkar|Abkar]] Museum

::''Princess Leila's Palace'', named after [[Leila Pahlavi]].