Shahrestan bridge is considered as the oldest bridge of Isfahan. This historical bridge is in the eastern part of the city and it has been named after a surrounding village. Shahrestan Bridge has an important role in the city’s attractions and most of those travelling to Isfahan visit this antiquated bridge on their trip to...Read More

As a real masterpiece on the east side of Naqshe Jahan square, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is an incredible spot that works as a tourist magnet in Isfahan. There are for historical monuments in the square and Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque was built before the other three. One of the main reasons for the popularity of this...Read More

Si-o-se Pol Bridge in Isfahan is also known by other names such as Siose Bridge (the word ‘Siose’ translates to number “thirty-three” which represents the number of its arches) and Allah-Verdi Khan Bridge. Under the command of Shah (King) Abbas in 1599, his chancellor Allah Verdi Khan was commissioned to construct the bridge spanning across...Read More

As one of the most popular and primary tourist attractions of Isfahan, Ali Qapu Palace located in the western part of Naqshe-e Jahan square is a beautiful historical palace the name of which means “imperial gate”. Ali Qapu History The palace historical background dates back to Safavid Era and it was constructed between the years...Read More