BY TAP Editorial Team Isfahan, an enchanting city in Iran, is known for its grandeur and architectural marvels. Among its many treasures, the bridges of Isfahan stand as captivating witnesses to centuries of history, connecting the past with the present. These bridges have not only served as functional structures but have also become iconic symbols of Isfahan’s rich cultural […]
BY Mahsa Derakhshani On the southern part of Isfahan, a strong, tall mountain is standing as the protector of Isfahan. This awe-inspiring mountain is home to the people who look for a time to relax on the green hills of it while a cold breeze touches their skin, for climbers who want to get to the peak of […]
BY TAP Editorial Team The Monar Jonban is an amazing construction in the western side of Isfahan, close to the Atashgah fire temple and its one of the well-known historical monuments of the city. Monar Jonban was constructed about 700 years ago. This building was completed by famous scientist and architect Bahāʾ al‐Dīn Muḥammad ibn Ḥusayn al‐ʿĀmilī (also known […]
BY Vahidreza Barati Locally known as Masjed-e Jame or Masjed-e Jome, the Jame Mosque or Friday Mosque is Iran’s oldest mosque. Some features of the mosque have persisted through 1200 years, from the Abbasid era through to the Safavid dynasty. These remains show that this masterpiece of a building has been retouched or rebuilt a few times through […]
BY TAP Editorial Team Among lots of new-built streets of Isfahan, you can find a hidden intact site that makes you forget all overwhelming issues and widens your horizons. It’s like you’ve used a time machine and flashed back to the Safavid time of Iran, named Naqsh-e Jahan Square. It’s not an ordinary square, it has seen many important […]
BY TAP Editorial Team The Masjid-i Imam, formerly known as Masjid-i Shah also known as Royal Mosque is regarded as a masterpiece of Persian architecture
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BY TAP Editorial Team One of Isfahan’s man-made green areas is the Flower Garden of Isfahan. There are several colorful blossoms gathered in this garden for exploration and admiration by guests. Due to this garden’s adaptability, a wide range of individuals has been able to use and appreciate it. This garden’s stunning structures were designed in the classic Persian […]
BY TAP Editorial Team The Qeysarie Gate is a historically significant gateway to Isfahan’s major market and is included in the Naqsh-e Jahan Square complex, which is Isfahan’s primary tourist destination. The gate is one of two locations in Isfahan that are included on the UNESCO World Heritage List, along with Naqsh-e Jahan Square. The Grand Bazaar of Isfahan, […]
BY TAP Editorial Team The presence of Christians in Iran has caused churches to be built in our country. One of them is called Vank Church, which is located in the Jolfa neighborhood of Isfahan and invites you to drink a sip of art, history, and peace. A place that is not only famous for its architecture and artistic […]
BY TAP Editorial Team On the eastern side of Naqsh-e Jahan Square stands the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, the first of the square’s four monuments and an iconic example of architecture in Iran. The mosque is one of the most well-known tourist attractions in Isfahan thanks to its combination of simple design and lavish interior and exterior tile embellishments. About […]
BY TAP Editorial Team One of Iran’s most exquisite structures is Isfahan‘s Chehel Sotoon (also Chehel Sotoun) Palace. The “Forty Column Palace,” also known as Chehel Sotoon, is a well-preserved reminder of the Safavid Empire’s dominion in Iran. Its amazing and distinctive 17th-century architecture amazes tourists. One of its great attractions is the magnificent mural art of Chehel Sotoun. […]
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