5 articles to prepare your trip
A Shia mausoleum in Shiraz founded under the Ilkhanids and rebuilt by the Zands in the 18th century, designated a national Iranian monument since 2009.
A 19th-century Shia shrine-garden in the heart of Shiraz, the Mausoleum of Ali Ebne Hamzeh stands out for its ochre façade, glass dome, and interiors adorned with mirror mosaics.
An Ilkhanate funerary complex from the early 14th century, the Abd al-Samad Sanctuary in Natanz comprises a mosque, minaret, and octagonal pavilion housing the tomb of the Sufi sheikh.
Chiraz
Shiraz, alongside Isfahan and Kashan, ranks among Iran's most visited cities. Discover the highlights that make this destination unmissable.
Ispahan
In central Iran, Isfahan is a highly visited tourist destination. Discover its unmissable attractions.
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