What Are Isfahan Tourist Attractions?
Isfahan tourist attractions are a lot. But we suggest you include at least one of the worthy to visit tourist highlights in your Isfahan tour package.
Si-o-se-Pol and Pol-e Khaju historical bridges
An amazing highlight of Isfahan is that we can call it “the city of bridges”. Si-o-se-Pol (Bridge of 33 Arches) and Pol-e Khaju are the most stunning ones, especially if you happen to have an Isfahan tour when Zayandeh river is full.
Naqsh-e Jahan Square or Meydan-e-Emam Square
Naqsh-e Jahan Square, also known as Meidan Emam, was built by Shah Abbas in the 17th century in an area of about 83500 square meters. This masterpiece square has different characteristics and a unique “language” of architecture, and visitors can spend an entire day here marveling at the architectural feats around. So keep in mind to have this tourist highlight in your Isfahan tour package.
Imam Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Jame Mosque
Isfahan city is where you can grasp Islamic architecture at its finest. Imam Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and Jame Mosque would amaze you how artistic and glorious these religious sites were constructed in those days.
Vank Cathedral
The Vank Cathedral, also known as the Amenaperkich Cathedral, was built in 1606 A.C by Shah Abbas I, dedicated to Armenians. The unique mixture of Islamic architectural elements in this place makes it unprecedented across the globe.
Chehel Sotoun Palace
Chehel Sotoun, literally meaning forty columns, has been graced by royals since the 1600s, which was a site for entertainment and receiving international guests. The name is associated with its 20 wooden columns at the entrance that gets doubled when reflected in the long pool in front of it.
Menar-e Jonban
The shaking Minarets, or Menar-e Jonban, is a great highlight of Isfahan that makes you astonish in this city tour. Its construction began in the 14th century, and by shaking one minaret, the other one will resemble the movements as well.
Isfahan Grand Bazaar
The beautiful courtyard alleys of Bazar-e Bozorg (Grand Bazaar) which was constructed in the 11th century, is the highlight of Isfahan for finding great Iranian arts and handicrafts.
