Artistic, architectural and colourful, Isfahan is a city that has it all. This charming town built on the banks of the Zayande Rud river is best known as “half of the world” in Iran.
Isfahan - At a Glance
• Isfahan is bursting with attractions: an outlandish square, interesting mosques, a beautiful river, cozy Armenian region, superb shopping and late-night cafes.
• In the heart of the city, you’ll find an extravagant pleasure square fit for a king.
• Did you know? Isfahan is a great base for exploring the Islamic art, home to the some well-known architects and painters.
• Isfahan’s colorful network of shopping streets are awash with the beautiful handicrafts workshops. If you are interested in Persian handicrafts, here is the best place to be discovered.
• Be sure to seek refreshment in one of the town’s many tearooms. Naqshe Jahan Square is a cosy spot for a traditional afternoon tea.
• Enjoy a play in Isfahan music museum where you are also able to dig into the traditional and local music instruments and get familiar with history of Persian music.
• Marvel at Armenian region, which is a very good place for Isfahan nightlife as young people go for dates and having coffee there.
• Don’t miss Beryani and Khoresht-e Mast as they are the local dish and very delicious to try. Gaz is Isfahan’s famous sweet and you could easily find everywhere.
