Full-Day Tour of Isfahan’s Historical and Cultural Landmarks

Head up the rocky hill to Atashgah, the Zoroastrian Fire Temple, offering panoramic views of Isfahan. Dating back to the Sassanid era, this temple holds historical and religious significance, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts. The guided tour will cover the background of Zoroastrianism and the temple’s role in ancient Persia.

After the mosque visit, continue to the Manar Jonban, a unique monument famous for its pair of minarets that can vibrate in synchronization when one is shaken. Learn about the architecture and physics behind this fascinating phenomenon while exploring the site`s charming courtyard and mausoleum.

Begin the day at the Atiq Grand Mosque (Jame Mosque of Isfahan), a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest mosques in Iran. This masterpiece of Islamic architecture offers insights into centuries of Persian artistry, with its beautiful courtyards, towering minarets, and intricately designed domes. A guided tour will cover its various sections, from the stunning Mihrab to the iconic prayer halls.

In the afternoon, visit the enchanting Hasht Behesht Palace, an elegant structure set in the heart of Isfahan’s lush gardens. With its octagonal design, beautiful murals, and exquisite tile work, this palace serves as a beautiful example of Safavid architecture. The guided tour will take you through its various rooms and halls, revealing the stories behind its artistic features and royal past.