Aali Qapu is the largest palace that may existed in a capital city. It was considered one of the best palaces in the world in the Safavi era, with all the benefits of a royal palace. Aali Qapu is a mansion on the west side of Naqshe-jahan Square and in front of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque.
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Isfahan's Hasht-Behest palace was completed on the third year of King Suleiman's reign. It is an example of the finest living palaces in the Safavi era. Mirza Mohammad Taher Nasrabadi, the owner of the Nasrabadi Tablet,
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This palace was built in the early 11th century AH in the center of a garden. The Chehel-Sotoun palace was built with the goal of official welcoming for foreign guests and ambassadors, in three stages on the basis of an innovative design.
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Marnan Bridge in Isfahan is located on Motahari Street between Felezi Bridge and Vahid Bridge. This traditional bridge in Isfahan is not far from Kianpour boutique hotel. This traditional house accommodation is in 6.1 km distance from Marnan Bridge. There are public transportations such as subway, cab, bus and so on.
