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Address: Chahar Bagh Abbasi St Phone: 222 0237 Timings: 1030am to 11pm
Address: Chahar Bagh Abbasi St Phone: 222 0237 Timings: 1030am to 11pm
This is a small roadside diner. Low-profile, nothing too flashy, the place offers a limited menu, out of which only 3 or 4 dishes are actually present any day that you visit. Come here if you have a really low budget – the food is not that bad. The diner is frequented by middle and low-income office men and laborers. Service is unusually fast.
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isfahanAddress: south side, Naqsh e Jahan Square
isfahanAddress: inside Abbasi Hotel, Shahid Medani Street Timings: 4pm to 11pm
isfahanAddress: located inside Sadaf Hotel, Hafez Street Phone: 220 2988 Timings: open for dinners only
isfahanAddress: Naqsh e Jahan Square Timings: open daily 7am to 11pm
isfahanAddress: Abbas Abad Street, near Pars Hotel Phone: 220 4490 Timings: 1130am to 1030pm
isfahanAddress: Naqsh e Jahan Square Phone: 220 0374 Timings: 1130am to 430pm, 630pm to 1030pm
isfahanAddress: Kalisa Street, Jolfa Phone: 624 7119 Timings: open daily 12noon to 4pm, 6pm to 11pm
isfahanAddress: New Julfa, near Kalisa Gevork (Gevork Church), Hakim Nizami Street
isfahanAddress: city center Timings: 11am to 10pm
isfahanAddress: Bazar e Buzurg, city center Timings: 7am to 5pm
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isfahanIsfahan is not a city geared specifically towards children. The air around the city is formal, sober, and one of intellect and reverence rather than frolic and merrymaking. The lack of amusement opportunities within the city is somewhat of a downside when you are bringing along a family with toddlers. The only best place you can take children is probably one of the numerous parks around the city. An evening of family-oriented fun for kids and adults alike will keep pestering kids at bay, while offering you relief from the pressures of the city center.
isfahanAddress: entrance at the north end of Naqsh e Jahan Square, stretches to the old Friday Mosque Timings: Saturdays to Thursdays 9am to 8pm
isfahanAddress: west side of the Naqsh e Jahan Square, opposite the Sheikh Lotfullah Mosque Timings: 8am to sunset Tickets: IRR 4000
isfahanAddress: the main boulevard beside the Naqsh e Jahan Square complex, parallel to and west of Ostandari Street.
isfahanAddress: south of the Chili Sutun palace, city center, Isfahan Timings: 8am to 8pm Tickets: IRR 3000
isfahanAddress: Ostandari Street, city center, Isfahan. Timings: 8am to 12noon, 2pm to sunset. Tickets: IRR 5000.
isfahanAddress: opposite Hasht Behisht garden complex, Hasht Behisht Street. A fascinating piece of modernism fused with traditional color and construction, the very building of the Central Library is a refreshing break from all the typical Safavid style monuments around the city.
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isfahanAddress: located within Hasht Behisht complex. A small public park that is full of avid chess players, leisure walkers, and chatty locals on evenings, providing an ideal space for intermingling with the locals, or just watching casual life in Isfahan roll along. The park contains colorful verities of local flowering shrubs and soothing bodies of water, and is a very relaxing experience after a long day exploring the city center and all its tourist locations.
isfahanAddress: Ostandari Street Timings: Saturdays to Wednesdays 8am to 1pm, Thursdays 8am to 12noon Tickets: IRR 3000
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isfahanOriginally a 300 years old mehmansarai (guesthouse for travelers) built by the Safavid ruler Shah Hussein as a tribute to his mother, the building of this hotel has been magnificently restored. It has been transformed into a splendidly nostalgic hotel that echoes with legacies of palatial life that are sinking into oblivion in today’s modern, fast-paced world. The hotel is built around a courtyard plan, a typical feature of public building planning by the Safavids. It contains four arcades that surround the central courtyard (a Chahar Bagh arrangement). The garden itself blossoms with colorful varieties of local flora, and contains fountains and stone sculptures that add to an almost magical, fairytale like setting. The very delicate detailing of this courtyard space can be used to compare it to the much larger, much grander Naqsh e Jahan Square in the city center.
isfahanAddress: Millat Boulevard, near the Si-o-Seh Bridge, Isfahan Phone: Tel: +98 311 240 2309 Fax: +98 311 249 975 Website: http://www.hotelkowsar.com/en/
isfahanAddress: Amadegah Street, Chaharbagh e Abbasi Avenue, Isfahan Phone: +98 311 222 2640, +98 311 222 9412, +98 311 221 9931 Fax: +98 311 223 2176 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.safirhotel.net/
isfahanAddress: Chahar Bagh Avenue, Isfahan Phone: +98 311 222 7929 Fax: +98 311 221 6049 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.aliqapuhotel.com/enhome.html
isfahanAddress: 1 Masjed Ali Alley, Harunieh, Isfahan Phone: +98 311 220 9787 Fax: + 98 311 220 9786 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.dibaihouse.com/
isfahanAddress: Firdousi Street, Isfahan
isfahanAddress: Bagh-e Ghalandarhra Alley, off Hakim Street, Isfahan Phone: +98 311 223 6677, +98 311 222 4080 Fax: +98 311 222 4090 Website: http://www.isfahanhotel.com/en/index.php
isfahanAddress: No. 220, Hafez Avenue Isfahan Phone: +98 311 220 4220, +98 311 220 3236, +98 311 220 3260 Fax: +98 311 220 2988, +98 311 222 6388 Website: http://www.isfahanhotel.com/en/index.php
isfahanAddress: Ostandari Street, Isfahan Phone: +98 311 221 4868-69 Fax: +98 311 223 16 24 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.ehbhotel.webs.com/
isfahanAddress: Ainehkhaneh Boulevard, Isfahan Phone: +98 311 6616071