On the first day: 

Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Aali Qapu Palace, Imam Mosque, Lotfollah Mosque, Qeisarieh Bazaar, and Chehel Sotoun Palace

Meet your private tour guide and enjoy Isfahan sightseeing by visiting Naqsh-e Jahan Square. The first place that travelers visit in Isfahan is Naghsh e Jahan square because by doing so, they can visit the historical monuments around the square, such as Aali Qapu, Imam Mosque, and Lotfollah Mosque. This square is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Afterward, we will go to visit the Shah Mosque (Imam Mosque), which is one of the masterpieces of architecture, tiling, and carpentry in the 11th century AH. Imam Mosque represents a thousand years of mosque construction in Iran.

You will also visit Ali Qapu Palace. This Palace is one of the unique examples of Safavid palaces that were built in the 11th century AH during the reign of Shah Abbas I. Our tour in Imam square finish by visiting the Qeisarieh Bazaar. There are so many fantastic handicrafts you can buy as a souvenir for your family or friends because Isfahan is known for its handicrafts. We recommend you to have a rest in Chah-e Haj Mirza or Azadegan Tee House, located right outside of the Square. The teahouse, decorated with old pieces of stuff and pictures, is most famous for its atmosphere and collections of antiques. Besides tea and food, you can also taste a special dessert, Dogh (a sour drink) and, Goshfil (a kind of sweat).

In the afternoon, we will go to visit Chehel Sotun Palace, which was built by Shah Abbas to be used for the Shah’s entertainment and receptions. Shah Abbas and his successors received dignitaries and ambassadors, either on the terrace or in one of the stately reception halls. Overnight Isfahan

Day2:

First, we will go to visit Jame Mosque. By Walking in Isfahan Jame Mosque, you feel like you are walking through the pages of a historical book. It’s really like that. From the 8th to the 20th century, the Gran

d Mosque has witnessed various gradual changes. Jame Mosque of Isfahan has undergone changes throughout history and with the coming of different dynasties. Therefore, in every part of it, you can see a different style. Isfahan Jame Mosque has 4 porches and without exaggeration, it is one of the must-see places in Isfahan.

Continue our tour by visiting Hasht Behesht Palace, The other remaining monument of the Safavid Era; which was once called the most beautiful palace in the world.

The next place to visit is the Bridges of Isfahan (Si-o-Se Pol & Khaju). Khajoo Bridge is an architectural masterpiece from the Safavid era. that is 133 meters long, and 12 meters wide. Materials such as brick, stone, and mortar have been used in their construction.

Si-o-Se-Pol Bridge has a strange connection with the Zayandeh Rud (River). Because the beautiful, majestic, and roaring Zayandeh River in the middle of Isfahan, has separated the north and south of this city. Si-o-Se-Pol is an architectural masterpiece. Not only because it corresponds to the number 33 in this Zoroastrian religion, but also because of the view it has given to the Zayandeh River and made it a symbol of Isfahan.

Walking on the bridge and watching the sunset and listening to the sound of street musicians or teenage males singing are some of the favorite tourist activities. After that, you will be transferred to your hotel. Overnight Isfahan

Day 3:

After breakfast at the hotel, you will have a full-day city tour. Today, you can see many of the top Isfahan tourist attractions. we will visit Vank Cathedral. Vank is the name of a cathedral located in the New Julfa district of Isfahan. This church is one of the historical churches of the Armenians of Isfahan and was built during the reign of Shah Abbas II. All the walls, the arches, all sides of the dome, and all the corners of the church are painted and decorated with oil paint. Most church murals have biblical themes.

Then we will go to visit Monar Jonban is called a minaret that can be shaken. One of the most famous Monarjonban in Iran is Isfahan’s minaret, which has two minarets and by shaking one minaret, the other minaret also shakes, (But it has long been forbidden to shake minarets). Overnight Isfahan

Day4: 

Your trip begins at Bird Garden. Birds Garden of Isfahan is a perfect place for a fan of bird-watching. More than 5000 birds from 130 different species of birds are gathered from Iran and other countries such as Australia, Indonesia, China, and Tanzania. The experience of walking among tall trees and hearing the heavenly sound of different birds’ symphony is amazing.

Birds Garden is located inside Nazhvan Forest Park, you can also visit Isfahan Aquarium and Reptile Garden. Then we will go to Isfahan Aquarium. An unforgettable experience from the depths of the ocean, in the greatest tunnel aquarium in Iran with an area of more than 4000 square meters. In Isfahan Aquarium kept more than 6500 alive creatures and 350 species of fish. it has 33 different aquariums which are located at 7 meters depth of the ground.

Being so close to such lovely animals and seeing underwater life is a wonderful experience for everyone. Children can Feed some of the fishes, get familiar with sea animals and find some information about them.  Overnight Isfahan

Day 5:

it’s time to say goodbye. We hope we have shown you the best that Isfahan has to offer. If you’re continuing your travels with us, we can’t wait to see you in Shiraz, Tehran, Yazd or if you’re returning home, we hope we have at least inspired you to explore more