
Isfahan Travel Guide
The cornerstone of Iranian culture, economy, and art
A city flourished in the 7th century when it was a wonderful capital. It still flaunts a flourishing and authentic mood to the visitors who walk along the brick bridges over the roaring water of Zayanderud. And, when they enter the Naqshe Jahan Square they see the gem of Iranian-Islamic architecture. The Great Mosque with graphic tiles resembling the heavens and an old palace. They are in the heart of a traditional bazaar that circles the whole square.
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Abbasi Great Mosque
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Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque
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Khajoo Bridge
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Aali Qapu Palace
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Vank church
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Chehel Sotoon Palace
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Jame Mosque of Isfahan
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Hasht Behesht Palace
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Isfahan Birds Garden
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