Yazd city

The entire historic city of Yazd is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, characterized by its winding alleys, mud-brick buildings, and a labyrinthine old town.

This prominent square features a beautifully designed three-story façade with arched alcoves. It’s an iconic symbol of Yazd.

One of the oldest mosques in Iran, the Jameh Mosque showcases intricate tilework and beautiful Persian Islamic architecture.

Yazd has a significant Zoroastrian community, and this temple houses a sacred fire that has been burning for over a thousand years.

These ancient towers were used for the traditional Zoroastrian practice of exposing the dead to the elements.

Learn about the ingenious Qanat system, an ancient underground water distribution method, and its role in providing water to the city.

This Persian garden is known for having the tallest windcatcher (Badgir) in Iran and offers a peaceful setting for relaxation.

A beautifully restored traditional Yazdi house showcasing local architecture and design.

This gallery and cultural center features exhibitions of contemporary and traditional Iranian art.

Wander through the bustling bazaar to shop for local goods, including textiles, handicrafts, spices, and more.

These traditional windcatchers are an iconic part of Yazd’s skyline and are used to cool buildings in the desert heat.