Isfahan is actually a city garden. You will admit the beauty of Isfahan by walking in Chaharbagh of Isfahan.

Due to the presence of Zayandehrod River, you will see beautiful bridges in Isfahan, the most famous of them are Khajo Bridge and Siose Pol.

Jolfa neighborhood is one of the beautiful neighborhoods of Isfahan with Armenian people, where you can see the bazaar, Vank, Bethlehem and Cent Mary churches.

In this Iran tour, you will visit the beautiful and historical city of Isfahn. There are 3 UNESCO sites in Isfahan city. Masjed E Jame, Naghsh E Jahan Square and caravanserais. 

Isfahan is known half of the world, because it is the center of handicrafts of Iran and the region. 

You can find authentic Iranian handicrafts such as enamel, silver, tiles, turquoise, stone working, the best unique Iranian carpets and rugs in Isfahan.

- Masjed E Jame is the oldest Friday mosque in Iran, located in the historical center of Isfahan. The monument illustrates a sequence of architectural construction and decorative styles of different periods in Iranian Islamic architecture, covering 12 centuries. Masjed E Jame was registered on the UNESCO site in 2012.

- Naghsh E Jahan Square is The Royal Square of Isfahan is a monument of Persian Socio-cultural life during the Safavid period (until 1722) it's included Emam Mosque, Sheykhlotfolah Mosque, Queysarye Bazar and Aliqupo Palace. It is an urban phenomenon, which is an exception in Iran where the cities are ordinarily tightly paraceled without spatial fluidity, the exception being the interior courts of the caravanserais. You can find 4 government bases in this square, school, mosque, bazar and palace. Naghsh E Jahan Square was registered on the UNESCO site in 1979.

- The Persian Garden consists of a collection of nine gardens, selected from various regions of Iran, They reflec the flexibility of the Chahar Bagh, or Originating principle, of the Persian Garden. The Persian Garden materializes the concept of Paradise on Earth. in this Iran Tour you can visit 1 Persian Garden Chehel Sotoun at Isfahan, The Persian Garden was registered on the UNESCO site in 2011.