Iran means land of the Aryans. An ancient, restless space where the golden thread of the fairy tale wraps around History and human parameters create peculiarities. This country of Persia, as Herodotus called it, has always been a passage of peoples who came, clashed, took, gave, and continue to do so to this day and those that will follow. From Zoroaster to Islam, gods of fire and darkness stood out, as well as kings and conquerors, invaders and poets, mystics and Assassins, verses of profound passion next to hymns of religious ecstasy; a continuous duality of conflicting elements. The old and the new coexist in spaces of ancient splendor, in bazaars laden with memories and scents, secrets and mysteries bypass stern priests, colorful nomads, wandering poets, swaying dancers, cheerful, hospitable, Hellenophiles. [...] Another dimension of the world is Persia, a gateway to the East always relevant, which is not easily revealed but waits to be discovered.