It is one of the historic citiws of Tabarestan . Its name is derived from Mard , or Amard , a powerful combative tribe .

The Old City of Amol :
Registration No : 3.2330

The bazaar includes part of the old city consisting of the tomb towers of Nasserol-Haqq and Shams Tabarsi , Emam Hassan ‘Asgari Mosque and Emamzadeh Qassem . The old city dates back to the early Islamic and late Timurid periods .

Malek Bahman Castle :

It is a lorge castle , located in the Albors mountain range , the road to Haraz , Larijan district , nesr Shahan-Dasht village . It was used by the padoosbanid rulers , who ruled in Rostamdar , Ruyan , Noor and Kojur from 416 to 1005 AH .

Davazdah Pelleh (Davazdah Cheshmeh) Bridge :
Registration No: 3/1247

Famous as Pol-e Emam Hassan ‘Asgary , it spans Haraz River in the city of Amol . According to chronicles , its origins date back to the prehistoric period . About 130 meters long and 3 meters wide , the present-day bridge dates back to the Safavid period . It underwent a major restoration in 1292 AH , in the Qajar era .

Historical and Cultural Attraction :

Structures within the city :

The tomb towers of Emamzadeh Ebrahim Nasser-o-Haqq , Mir-Haydar (She seyyed) , Shams Tabarsi (9th – 10th century AH ) , Mir-Bozorg Mausoleum , Davazdah Cheshmeh Bridge (Safavid period ) , the suspended bridge , the building of the Finance Organization (reign of Pahlavi I) .

Structures outside the city :

The Kafarkoli rock-face architecture (probably prehistoric ) , the remains of the road construction , the narrow pass of Band-e Borideh (probably Sasanid ) , Shekl-e Shah , i.e. , the bas-relief of Nasser-ed-Din Shah (road to Haraz , Band-e Borideh , Qajar period ) , Gambooj Caravansary (the road to Haraz , poloor , Islamic period ) , Emamzadeh ‘abdollah (the road to Haraz , Osko distric ) .