Hasht Behesht Palace, IsfahanHasht Behesht Palace (also known as Hasht Behesht or Hasht Dar Behesht) located in the city of Isfahan, is one of the most beautiful palaces of the Safavid era. This palace was completed in 1080 AH (1669 CE) in the third year of the reign of Shah Suleiman and is an example […]

Chom bridge: a gem on the edge of Isfahan cityChom Bridge, dating back to the Safavid era, is one of the historical bridges of Isfahan city, located on the Zayandeh River, 6 kilometers east of the city and near Chom village. This bridge, which has become one of the popular tourist attractions of Isfahan with […]

Paul Khajo: A jewel in the heart of IsfahanKhajo Bridge, also known as Shahi Bridge, is one of the most famous bridges of Zayandeh River in Isfahan. This bridge, which was built during the era of Shah Abbas Safavid by the order of Khwaja Shamsuddin Muhammad bin Khwaja Ali Shamsuddin, his prime minister, is known […]

Isfahan wooden bridge: a passage on history and memoriesThe wooden bridge, which is also known as the Little Khajo bridge, is one of the historical bridges of Isfahan city, which is located on the Zayandeh river. This bridge, which dates back to the Safavid era, has become one of the popular tourist attractions of Isfahan […]

Thirty-three bridges: a gem in the heart of IsfahanThirty-three bridges, also known as Allahwardi Khan Bridge and Jolfa Bridge, is one of the most famous bridges of Zayandeh Rood in Isfahan city. This bridge, which was built during the era of Shah Abbas Safavid and by the order of his famous general, Allahwardi Khan Ondiladze, […]

Marnan Bridge: a historical gem in the west of IsfahanMarnan Bridge (or Marnon) is a historical gem in the west of Isfahan city, which rests on Zayandeh River, the life pulse of this city. This bridge, which is 160 meters long and has 17 spans, is one of the oldest bridges in Isfahan. It was […]

Vank Church: A Journey to Armenian History and Culture in IsfahanVank Church, also known as Amna Perkich Church, is a gateway to Armenian history and culture in the heart of Isfahan city. This magnificent building, located in Jolfa neighborhood, is not only known as one of the most important Armenian churches in Iran, but also […]

Isfahan city bridge: a gem in the passage of historyThe Shahristan Bridge, dating back to the Sasanian era, is not only known as one of the oldest bridges in Iran, but also one of the popular tourist attractions of Isfahan due to its unique architecture and location.A look at the architecture of the bridge:Crescent openings: […]

Isfahan Artists’ House: a gateway to the world of artHistory:Isfahan Artists’ House, which was originally built as a private palace, was purchased by the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance in 1353. This building was built during the first Pahlavi era and by the order of Lieutenant General Amir Ahmadi, one of the army commanders. […]