6 articles to prepare your trip
Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2012, Isfahan's Jameh Mosque unfolds a four-iwan plan and domes that trace over a thousand years of Iranian architecture.
Palais du Golestan
In the heart of Tehran, Golestan Palace brings together gardens, the Marble Throne and Hall of Mirrors, a major testament to Qajar architecture listed by UNESCO.
Jardin Fin
Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2011, the Fin Garden in Kashan exemplifies the art of Persian gardens, with Safavid pavilions, qanats and the legacy of Chancellor Amir Kabir.
UNESCO-listed Persian garden in Yazd, famous for its 33.8-metre wind tower, octagonal pavilion and ingenious irrigation system using qanats.
Kachan
Between Tehran and Isfahan, Kashan unveils merchant mansions with sculpted stuccowork, the UNESCO-listed Fin Garden, Qamsar rose water, and the Maranjab Desert.
Wind-sculpted yardangs, Kalouts at sunset, and a planetary heat record: Dasht-e Lut, a UNESCO desert in southeastern Iran, reveals itself from Kerman.
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