The Haftanan Museum displays a small but interesting collection of carved tombstones, lintels, and architectural fragments from across Fars province, brought together in a restored Qajar house in the old quarter. The building itself — with its central pool, painted plaster, and stained glass — is part of the attraction.
Most of the stones are funerary and many bear Persian inscriptions in poetry: the museum gives a vivid sense of how, in classical Iranian culture, even gravestones carried Hafez or Saadi. Half an hour will do it.