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When it comes to the most beautiful streets of Isfahan, Chahar Bagh is undoubtedly among the first streets name. ‘Chahar Bagh’ means ‘four gardens’ in Persian. As the street name implies, it must be very large, of course. Hours of walking and strolling under the bright shades of sycamore and its elm trees can calm you; it is really peaceful.
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Atashgah is one of the most beautiful and prestigious areas of Isfahan. At first this street was named after Atashgah because of Mount Atashgah, which was the Zoroastrian residence center of Isfahan. The original people of the area are very diligent in preserving this beautiful religious monument.
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There are a vast of majority of Isfahan traditional foods that you can order in an old house accommodation in Isfahan such as Kianpour boutique hotel in Iran. However, it is important that you let us know in advance to order.
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One of Isfahan's most famous pastries is Poolaki. It is also known as a special souvenir in Isfahan. Apart from Isfahan province, other provinces that are similar in terms of climatic conditions are also produce this pastry but of course not as good as Isfahan.
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Isfahan is the art capital of Iran and it is full of different things that can be souvenir from there. From pots and traditional paintings to embroidered fabrics. But the name of Isfahan sweets is more known with its Gaz.
