Abbas Abad Street
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The beautiful "Abbas Abad" avenue with about 400 years old is located in the old neighborhood of Abas Abad in Isfahan. This street has been famous as residence place of aristocrats and lords. In the past, there were many lush garden villas in thise neighborhood, and still a few of them are founded in this street.
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Graph Cafe & Restaurant
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Graph Cafe is a modern & new cafe, which lasts a little more than a year from its establishment. this is located in a park designed for newly created businesses, which is called the 193 complex. A place to offer startup's, thats why this cafe provides its services in a fashionable way. A cafe with 21st century style foods and beverages.
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Soffeh Park | پارک کوهستانی صفه (پارک کوهستانی صفه
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Once you have reached the foot of the mountain, you can hike straight up to the main trail near Zagros restaurant.Alternatively you can follow the freeway until the park entrance.The well maintained trail ends near the Second Cable Car station.From there a smaller trail continues up the mountain.It takes 3 hours up and down from the begining
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Siosepol Bridge | سی و سه پل (سی و سه پل)
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Quite a construction with two rows of arches, and a length of almost 300m it is the longest bridge in Isfahan. Right in the city center connecting the Armenian quarter and Imam square. Appropriately illuminated with yellowish lights at night it is a feast for the eye.
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Isfahan Aquarium
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An Unrivaled Experience From The Depths Of The Ocean, Thirteen wall-mounted aquarium lengths of 4 meters, An aquarium tunnel with a length of 35 meters and a capacity of 1.5 million liters of water, Three large aquarium cylinders with a capacity of 2500 liters.
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Emarat-e Namakdan Cafe
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Emarat-e Namakdan ( in Inglish: Emarat means Mansion & Namakdan means saltcellar) is located at the southwest entrance of Naghsh-e Jahan square in Isfahan. An aristocratic mansion, renovated in a cafe & restaurant like many other mansions in Isfahan. A delightful place to relax, drink, and eat meal after visiting the Naghsh-e Jahan square.
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Naqsh-e Jahan Square | میدان نقش جهان (میدان نقش جهان)
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This square is one of the most important attractions of Isfahan and Iran. The main name is Naghshe Jahan (the design of all the world) square. The reason of this name is that the foreigners believed that they can see the shape of the whole world in this square. It is the biggest historical square after a square in Beijing. It is a UNESCO site.
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Zayanderood (Zayandeh Rud) River
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Isfahan, the second paradise in the heart of Iran, is known to be the beautiful river in which it is flowing, the river that is famous for being alive, "Zayande" means alive & "Rood" means river, a river that is alive in the heart of Isfahan, The river that flows in the heart of Isfahan.
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Masjed-e Jam-e Abbasi (Abbasi Great Mosque)
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The mosque, known as the Soltani mosque, the Abbasi mosque, Shah mosque and the Imam's mosque after the 1979 revolution, is the most important historical mosque in Isfahan, and one of the mosques in the Naghsh-e Jahan square that was built during the Safavid era and is one of the most important buildings of the Islamic architecture of Iran.
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Chaharbagh Abbasi Street | خیابان چهارباغ عباسی (خیابان چهارباغ عباسی)
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One of the first places and promenades which were built in the beginning of 17th century, was a wonderfully planned boulevard called Chahar Bagh Ave. (The four orchards)
A very wide street, with a canal of flowing water in the centre and two rows of beautiful tall plane trees.
The Chahar Bagh was surrounded by beautiful orchards (fruit gardens)
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Zourkhaneh Ali Gholi Agha
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Ancient and historical Persian sport, which is similar to today's bodybuilding exercises, is carried out in a place called the "Zourkhaneh". Zour in Persian means power in English, & Khaneh in Persian means house in English, A power house or bodybuilding gym, Where the bodybuilding exercises are performed with a live music.
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Nazhvan Forest Park
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Nazhvan Park is a virgin area around the Isfahan city that can be reached through the nature because of its close proximity to the city and accessible for about 15 minutes by car from the downtown.A beautiful park along the "Zayandeh Rud" River that runs through the city. The Nazhvan Forest Park is one of the few gardens in Isfahan City.
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Farhang Cafe
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Farhang Cafe (English: Culture Cafe) is located inside a historic & old bridge over the Zayandehrud river in Isfahan. This cafe is unique because of its location, in fact two parlours within the bridge have been renovated and converted to a beautiful & unique cafe. A cafe with pleasant live music of water flow sound.
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Pol-e-Joui (Joui Bridge)
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Joui Bridge (Persian: Pol-e Joui or Pol-e Choobi) also called the Jubi Bridge is one of the five old bridges on the Zayandehrud river in Isfahan that was built in 1665 near the khaju bridge. It was built during the reign of shah abbas II to irrigate and connect the king's gardens on both sides of the river.
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Marnan Bridge
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The Marnan Bridge (Persian: Pol-e Marnan) is one of the five historical bridges on the zayanderud river, Where the "zayandehrud" river enters the city after the end of the "nazhvan" Forest Park from the west of Esfahan, The current structure of the bridge dates back to 400 years ago, but its foundations are older and possibly about 1000 years ago.
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