The Shah Mosque of Esfahan is the embodiment of religious, political and economic life of Iran during the rule of Safavids. It is one of the everlasting masterpieces of Persian architecture
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Isfahan attracts tourists by monuments of Islamic architecture of XI-XIX centuries, as well as oriental bazaars, parks and gardens |
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Magnificently decorated Chehel Sotun Palace (1590) is located in a beautiful park. Eighteen columns of the terrace of the palace hold the wooden richly ornamented ceiling |
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Isfahan is famous for the majestic city bridges, which are not combined with the hot Iranian desert at the outskirts of the city |
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