Isfahan City Tour

Tour Overview

Persian Walk offers a full-day Isfahan city tour. Based on many travelers feedbacks, Isfahan is the most beautiful city in Iran with many tourist attractions like mosques, palaces, bridges, and bazaars. Even though it is very hard to see all the highlights of Isfahan in one day but with a local guide, nothing is impossible! Join the Persian Walk Isfahan city tour.

In this tour, we discover Isfahan based on main attractions. To learn more about Isfahan which is famous as Half of the World, you can read this blog: Top 10 things to do in Isfahan.

Meeting Point: Any location in Isfahan based on your request.

You can contact us at this number: +98 935 891 46 04 (WhatsApp & Cellphone)

Pricing & Booking

From €15/each

For 1 Person: €50
2 People: €25/each
3 People: €20/each
4 People: €15/each

Tour Itinerary & Highlights

Morning | Pick-up from Hotel

Picking you up from any desired place in hotel.

Naghsh-e Jahan Square

Naghsh-e Jahan Square, also known as Maidān-e Naghsh-e Jahān (translating to “Image of the World Square”), is a magnificent public urban square located at the heart of Isfahan, Iran.

Jame Abbasi Mosque

The Jameh Abbasi Mosque, also known as the Shah Mosque or Imam Mosque, is a dazzling landmark on the south side of Isfahan’s Naqsh-e Jahan Square. Built by Shah Abbas I in the early 17th century.

Chehel Sotoon Palace

The Chehel Sotoon Palace, meaning “Forty Columns” in Persian, is a beautiful pavilion set within a park in Isfahan, Iran. Built in the 17th century by Shah Abbas II, it was used for receptions and entertainment.

Grand Bazaar Of Isfahan

The Grand Bazaar of Isfahan, also known as the Qeysarieh Bazaar, is a historic marketplace built in the 17th century. Located north of Naqsh-e Jahan Square.

Armenian and Jolfa Neighborhood

Jolfa is a specific neighborhood within Isfahan, Iran. It’s also known as New Julfa. This area is famous for being the Armenian quarter of Isfahan.

Siosepol / Khadjou Bridge

The two vey famous bridges in Isfahan that was made by Safavids on Zayandeh Rud.

Bethlehem Church / Vank Church

Both Bethlehem Church and Vank Church are located in the Julfa neighborhood of Isfahan, Iran, known for its Armenian historical churches.