3-Day Isfahan Heritage Tour with Persian Architecture Highlights

Visit the major architectural beauties of Isfahan.

Meet your tour guide and visit the following places:

• Imam (Naqsh-e-Jahan) Square - a UNESCO-declared World Heritage Site.

• Ali Qapu Palace - once the official residence of the emperors of the Safavid dynasty.

• Sheikh Lotfullah Mosque - a masterpiece of Iranian architecture built during the Safavid Empire.

• Qeysariyeh Bazaar - known for the commercial activities of carpet and kilim selling.

• Chehel Sotoun Palace - a palace in front of a beautiful water pool.

• Imam (Shah) Mosque - another masterpiece built during the Safavid reign.

• Hasht Behesht Palace - Hasht Behesht means "the Eight Heavens" in Persia.

• Jameh Mosque - a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012, along with a nearby bazaar.

Explore the culture and nature of Isfahan.

Visit the following places:

• Chahar Bagh Madrasa - a 17th-century cultural complex.

• Museum of Decorative Arts - home to more than 3,000 artworks from the Safavid and Qajar eras.

• Sio-se-pol Bridge - the largest of the eleven bridges on Iran's largest river.

• Khaju Bridge - the second most beautiful and important bridge in Isfahan.

• Vank Church - covered with frescos and gilded carvings.

• Music Museum - showcasing Iran's traditional instruments, along with Takht-e-Foulad graveyard.

See the following sites:

• Ali Qoli Aqa Hamam - built in 1713 by order of Ali Gholi Agha, and Khosro Aqa Hamam, if time permits.

• Angourestane Malik.

• Flower Garden and Bird Garden of Isfahan.

• Isfahan Aquarium - the first and greatest aquarium in the country.

• Najvan Chairlift.