Isfahan’s sights in the fall; Autumn travel guide to half the world

Isfahan is beautiful in every season; But autumn, with its warm and gold colors, gives half the world to half. In this season, the sights of Isfahan under the shadow of orange and red trees become an eye -catching panel, and the cool and pleasant air provides a great opportunity to tour the city’s historical monuments and natural attractions. Walking around the Khaju Bridge, visiting the Chehelston Palace, and circulating in the streets of Jolfa in the fall is a relaxing and memorable experience that is not repeated in any other chapter. For this reason, in this article, we will introduce you to the sights of Isfahan in the fall so that your question about where to go to Isfahan’s autumn will not be unanswered.

• Address: Hakim Nezami Street, Vanak Church Alley, opposite Jolfa Hotel
• Contact number: 1
• The hour of activity: 1 to 2
• Instagram: sharbatkhane_baharnarenj@

“Orange Spring House” is one of the best cafes in Isfahan and sightseeing in Isfahan in the fall. The atmosphere of this complex is small but very intimate and has a capacity of about 2 to 5 people. Its interior décor, with a combination of traditional Iranian architecture and architecture, has created a warm and pleasant atmosphere of candlestick pots and colored glass, and with mild traditional music, provides a relaxing experience for guests.

Photographer: Meysam KH / Google Map

Orange spring syrup, in addition to serving syrup with other things like breakfast, snacks such as curd and eggplant and ash, hot and cold drinks, milkshakes, tea and ice cream and ice cream and pastry Of course, if you have passed here one day, be sure to try Isfahan’s special porridge, Gata Armenian pastry and ice cream.

“Chahar Bagh Abbasi Street” is one of the most famous sights in Isfahan in the fall, starting from Thirty Paul, Revolution Square, and continues to the government gate in the north of Isfahan. Its construction goes back to the Safavid period and the command of King Abbas I. In the past, this street has had a unique look with water atmospheres, ponds and regular rows of sycamore trees. There were magnificent gardens and mansions on both sides of the street, many of which have been destroyed over time, with only the eight -fold palace left.

Photographer: mahnaz khaliliyan / Google Map

Today, Chahar Bagh Abbasi hosts important buildings and attractions such as the Chahar Bagh School, the Eighth Palace, the Chehelston Palace, and so on. Walking through old trees, especially autumn, stopping in cafes, and watching authentic architecture, gives a pleasant experience for every visitor, making this street one of the most popular and popular tourist spots in Isfahan.

• Address: South End of Chahar Bagh Khaju, Khaju Square

Khaju Bridge, located in the east of Isfahan, is one of the most prominent works of Safavid architecture in Isfahan in the fall and is one of the most famous bridges due to its precise symmetry, extraordinary strength and tile decorations. The bridge was built on the orders of King Abbas II, and in addition to creating a route for traffic, it also served as a dam and water strap.

Photographer: Mohammad Hosseinia / Google Map

The Khaju Bridge is made of materials such as brick, stone and mortar. The middle of the bridge was a place for kings to stay and watch the sailing matches. The role and paintings of the bridge, the fountain arch ceilings, the stone valves, and so on attract the attention of every visitor. The lower floor of the bridge has stone platforms and niche where locals, especially autumn ages, sitting to enjoy space and sometimes live music or poetry.

• Address: Khaghani Street, Huans Shirazi Alley, Ramin Alley, Historical House of Huans
• Contact number: 1
• Operation Hours: 1 to 6:31
• Instagram: tranj_house@

“The Cafe of Tarang Restaurant” at Hwanse’s Historical House, as one of the best restaurants in Isfahan, with a traditional atmosphere, a courtyard with a pond, garden and original Iranian architecture, provides a quiet and pleasant environment for guests, and in addition to the main part of the restaurant, in other parts of the restaurant. This collection is a good option for both breakfast and main meals.

Photographer: Babak / Google Map

The bergamot restaurant menu combines a variety of Iranian and green dishes such as hot and cold drinks, cakes, desserts, food, fast food and various breakfasts. The high quality of food, the reasonable price of the quality and services you receive, and the different atmosphere and historical sense have made it a valuable choice. In the restaurant photography section, you can also take a photo of the Qajar period.

• Address: Garden Garden Street, Shahid Rajaee Park
• Operation Hours: 1 to 2
• Entrance Cost of Year 2: 4.1 Toman

The Eight Paradise Palace is one of the most prominent works of the Safavid era, located in the heart of one of the best parks in Isfahan known as Shahid Rajaee Park and is known as one of the most beautiful palaces in Iran. The construction of eight paradise was completed during the reign of King Suleiman Safavi and is a prominent example of the royal palaces of this period and has now been registered by national monuments.

Photographer: Tahsien Ali / Google Map

The Eight Paradise Palace, as one of the sights of Isfahan in the fall, includes a tall porch and an octagonal central room with a fountain pond, which is linked to the surrounding octagonal rooms. The interior ceilings and walls are decorated with painting, gilding, glass and mirroring, and historical panels, flowers and colorful birds give a unique look. The courtyard of the palace is surrounded by a long palace and a long waterfront, flower gardens and tall plants, and its northern street connects to Chehelston Palace and West Street to Chahar Bagh Street. The building has two floors that visitors can only visit the first floor.

• Address: Martyr Habibollahi Highway, Suhrawardi Square, Elft Street

Najwan Forest Park is one of the best parks in Isfahan on the outskirts of Zayandehrood. The word “Najwan” means “the place of the trees of Naj and the poplar”, and it is well illustrated by massive vegetation and the lush atmosphere of the region. Due to the cruel crosses and the presence of old trees, the climate of this area is more pleasant than other parts of the city and provides a relaxed and pleasant environment for picnics, walking, cycling and family rest.

Photographer: Ali Momenzadeh / Google Map

Najwan Park has a complete collection of recreational and tourist attractions, including bird gardens, tunnel aquarium, reptiles, butterfly garden, and the Museum. Also, facilities such as telecommunications, cycling and equestrian club have made Najwan a full -fledged family recreation complex.

• Address: Between the two streets of Chahar Bagh and Isfahan Military Wise (between Marnan Bridges and Thirty -Three Bridges)

The Jolfa Historical Neighborhood is one of the most special and beautiful parts of the city to travel to Isfahan in the fall, known as the Armenian neighborhood. The paved streets, old houses with European architecture, historical churches such as the Vanak Church and cozy cafes have given the neighborhood different from other parts of Isfahan. This is where walking in his alleyways introduces you to the culture and lifestyle of the Armenian people.

Photographer: Sepideh Torbat / Google Map

Jolfa’s history goes back to the reign of King Abbas Safavi; When the Armenians moved to Isfahan from the Jolfa of Azerbaijan and built a new neighborhood alongside Zayandehrood. From that time on Isfahan churches, houses and historical transients have been formed, and Jolfa became one of the most spectacular neighborhoods in Isfahan. Today, in addition to the historical and cultural value, this neighborhood is one of the most popular places for café, visiting churches and watching special celebrations such as Christmas.

• Address: Imam Hussein Square, Governorate Street
• Activity Hours: 1 to 2
• Entrance Cost of Year 2: $ 1.5

The Chehelston Isfahan Palace is one of the masterpieces of architecture and gardening of the Safavid era, also known as a garden. Located in the heart of a beautiful garden with a large pool, old trees and seasonal flowers, it provides an eye -catching space for tourists. Its magnificent Ivan is set up with twenty wooden pillars, reflecting on the pool water, giving the mansion the name “Chehelston”. The architecture of the palace is a combination of Iranian, Chinese and green art, and its decorations include historical paintings, mirrors and impressive tiles that fascinate every viewer.

Photographer: Maryam Rezaei 1 / Wikipedia

The Chehelston Palace has been one of the most spectacular places in Isfahan in the fall, the venue for the celebrations, the ambassadors and the official ceremony of the Safavid court. The Mirror Hall and the unique paintings of the Central Hall narrate scenes of battles and court parties. Today, Chehelston Palace, as one of the most popular tourist attractions in Isfahan, is a pleasant place to walk in the garden, especially in the fall.

• Address: The World’s Role Square, Attar Market, Sustainable Entrance
• Contact number: 1
• Operation Hours: Saturday to Wednesday from 1:50 pm to 6:50; The official holidays are also closed on Thursday.
• Website: asarkhane.esfahanfarhang.ir
• Instagram: karmaaleh@
• Entrance Cost of Year 2: 4.1 Toman

The Shahi Extraordinary House is one of the oldest monuments in Isfahan, built at the behest of King Abbas I, at the same time as the construction of the Qaisariyah market and the Mulla Abdullah School. This place was a place for lubricating seeds such as sesame, cotton and sunflower. The structure of the extract consisted of parts such as shoots, docks, camels and warehouses, and the oiling process was performed with the help of large mill stones and animals such as camels or horses. Dome ceilings and the thickness of the walls were also designed to maintain cooling and maintaining oil.

Photographer: Sogol GH / Google Map

After a few decades, the royal extract was renovated and became a museum. Today, visitors can experience the historical atmosphere of that era closely by watching the symbolic sculptures of the workers and the camels working. The Shahi Extravagant, in addition to the historical value, is now the first specialized database of popular culture studies and has been introduced as the country’s top small museum by the National Committee of Iranian Museums. There are tips for more information throughout the collection.

• Address: Third Magic Street, after three roads Jay Lion
• Contact number: 1
• Operation Hours: 1:37 pm
• Instagram: Baghejavan_esf@
• Entrance Cost of Year 2: The garden entrance is free; But you have to spend on each game.

The Young Garden is one of the most visited autumn attractions in Isfahan, providing an attractive environment for families and young people with its varied facilities and lively atmosphere. The complex is designed with a modern design and a vibrant space so that both children, adolescents and even adults can experience exciting and memorable hours.

The park’s entertainment includes forest pintball for group competitions, Euro -Jumps for high jumps, zippers and suspended bridges for excitement enthusiasts, speed lovers, bubble football and laser for exciting group games, trampolines, and a variety of rooms. The amenities such as parking, coffee shops and restaurants have also made the complex a complete destination for leisure and relaxation.

Photographer: MSD13 / Google Map

If you are also familiar with other sights in Isfahan in the fall or have other information about each of these attractions, we will be happy to share your knowledge and experience with the audience.

Cover Photo Source: IMNA News Agency, Photographer: Mohsen Heiatian (Chahar Bagh Abbasi Street)