Isfahan Daily Tour, Atiq Square and Surroundings

As you walk through this crowded bazaar, moving to the north side of the square, suddenly you find yourself in a peaceful quiet area. The stunning architecture of Jameh (Atiq) mosque takes you through history. This UNESCO world heritage site offers a great calmness. You can just sit in a corner and enjoy the marvelous beauties of this historical site.

Imamzadeh Haroun-e Velayat (Haroonie) is another outstanding religious site. Some say the person who is buried there is the son of the sixth Imam of Shia and some others say he is the tenth Imam’s son. Besides its religious aspect, it is one of the most important historical structures related to the early Safavid era. It was also repaired and improved by Fath-Ali Shah. The beautifully structured dome and Persian architecture add to its wonderful view.

Less than half a km from Jame mosque, moving toward east, Jubareh, the Jewish neighborhood is located. It contains 17 jewish community buildings. Some of these synagogues were built in the late Qajar period, when a religious leader was ruling in Isfahan. This neighborhood shows you how the Persian architecture symbolizes a different religious community.