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Naqsh-e Jahan Square

Isfahan، Iran

The Safavid square of Isfahan, the Shah Mosque to the south and Ali Qapu to the west — one of the largest urban squares in the world.

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History

Shah Abbas I began it in 1598. Caravans heading north from Shiraz stopped here for days, and the bazaar is the same bazaar.

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A QR code is posted at the entrance. Scanning it records your visit in your cultural passport.

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Event posters, photographs of the Hafezieh, and the lines that stayed with us.