Isfahan City, a Living Museum of Traditional Culture! Isfahan city is classified as top tourist destinations for good reasons. Persian gardens tree-lined boulevards and important Iranian Islamic buildings give Esfahan a visual appeal unmatched by any other cities in Iran. Isfahan history can be found in the depths of Isfahan Read more…
Menar Jonban Isfahan | An engineering Masterpiece Menar Jonban (meaning: Shaking Minarets) is a historic monument in Isfahan city. While the monument dates back to 14th century as a shrine for a Sufi hermit, the shaking minarets are believed to have been built in the Safavid Era (1501-17036). An anti-earthquake Read more…
Vank Cathedral Isfahan | Sistine Chapel of Iran Vank Cathedral, also known as Church of Saintly Sisters and The Holy Savior Cathedral is located in the Armenian neighbourhood “New Jolfa” in Isfahan city. The Vank counts as one of the top Isfahan attractions. The construction of the Cathedral is believed Read more…
Chehel Sotoun Palace | Palace of 40 Pillars Chehel Sotoun Palace is a historic royal Persian Garden in Isfahan city. Chehel Sotoun Isfahan was completed in the 17th century Safavid era, by the order of Shah Abbas II, for the purpose of receptions and leisure. Also known as Chehel Sotoun Read more…
Naghsh-e Jahan square in Isfahan, Iran Naqsh-e Jahan square , at the time of Shah Abbas, was used for people to meet with their king and was considered the place in which polo-stick was played. Fireworks, lightings and ceremonies were made and held there too. Naghsh-e Jahan square in Iran is Read more…