Shiraz city

Persepolis is an ancient archaeological site and the capital of the Achaemenid Empire, dating back to 500 BC. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and showcases the impressive ruins of palaces, tombs, and gateways.

This stunning mosque is famous for its colorful stained glass windows, creating a mesmerizing play of light and colors when the sun shines through them.

Eram Garden is a historic Persian garden known for its lush greenery, fountains, and the Qavam House, a beautiful mansion with intricate Persian architecture.

Hafez was a famous Persian poet, and his tomb is a place of reverence and reflection for Iranians. The surrounding gardens and pavilions make it a serene spot to visit.

Saadi, another renowned Persian poet, is buried in this garden. The tomb’s peaceful setting and inscriptions of Saadi’s poetry add to its charm.

This 18th-century citadel was once a royal residence and offers an interesting glimpse into Iran’s history. This historical citadel was built during the Zand Dynasty and features impressive architecture and design.

This bustling market is an excellent place to experience Persian culture and shop for local handicrafts, rugs, spices, and more.

The Quran Gate is an iconic structure where people touch the gate for blessings before embarking on a journey.

Visit this well-preserved traditional Persian bathhouse to learn about the bathing rituals and architecture of the time.