Bazaar of Isfahan is one of the oldest and largest bazaars in the Middle East.

Chahar Bagh School is the last monument of the glorious Safavid Era in Isfahan which was constructed to teach and train students of religious sciences during the reign of Sultan Hussein Shah, the last king of Safavid.

Chehel Sotoun Palace is one of the monuments of Isfahan which is constructed during the reign of Abbas the Great.

Honar Bazaar is the architectural masterpiece of Safavid period in Isfahan.

Joubi Bridge is one of the bridges constructed over the Zayandeh Rud.

Khaju Bridge is one of the bridges constructed over the Zayandeh Rud.

Marnan Bridge is one of the bridges constructed over Zayandeh Rud.

Qeysariyeh Bazaar is located in the historic texture of Isfahan which is mostly dedicated to carpet dealing activities.

Fire Temple of Isfahan is a historical building and a monument belonging to ancient Iran.

Imam Mosque is located in Imam Square in Isfahan and it was constructed in the Safavid Era. It is one of the important buildings in the Islamic architecture of Iran.

Imamzadeh Esmaeil is located in Hatef Street, Isfahan and it has been constructed in the Seljuk Era.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is one of the architectural masterpieces of Safavid Iranian architecture, standing on the eastern side of Imam Square, Isfahan.

Alaeddin Shahshahan, also known as Alaeddin Mohammad, was a mystic in the ninth century A.H. who was assassinated to the order of Shahrokh Teymuri in 850 A.H.

Tomb of Baba Qasem which belongs to 8th century A.H., is located in Baba Qasem lane, Ibn-e-Sina Crossroad, Isfahan.

Tomb of Baba Rokn ud-Din which belongs to Safavid era, is located in Takht-e-Foolad Complex in Isfahan.

Khwaja Nizam ul-Mulk Tusi, originally known as Abu Ali Hasan Ibn Ali Ibn Isaac, was the mighty secretary of two Seljuk kings and the most powerful minister in Seljuk Era.

Tomb of Saeb is located in Saeb Street, Isfahan.

Sheikh Abu Masoud Razi with the complete name of Abu Masoud Ahmad-Ibn-Forat Razi was a famous philosopher of 3rd century A.H.

Dar uz-Ziyafeh Minaret is from eighth century and is located in Kamal Street, Isfahan.

Imam Square is the main square of Isfahan which is also known as Naghsh-e Jahan Square.

Birds Garden's area is about 17000 m2 and it is enclosed by a mesh fence with 11 steel columns to a height of 22 meters.

Flower Garden is a multifunction garden with recreational, cultural, educational and research purposes with a salient feature, i.e. using traditional architectural elements in all its structures.

Mount Soffeh is a mount in the Zagros Mountains located to the south of Isfahan.

Kolah Ghazi National Park is located 36 km to the southeast of Isfahan.