Top 46 things to do and attractions in Kashan

A spectacular place, consisting of an old mosque and an active madrasah (Islamic education centre). It has a free entrance It has great architecture designed to have impressive acoustics. I'm not sure, but I guess the mosque isn't active. It was a huge open area with no mosque setting, carpet etc.

The mosque was built in the late 18th century although it is a mosque and theological school at the same time. Visiting this mosque is free of charge but like other mosques in Iran, women need to wear a scarf which will be given to them at the entrance. The most beautiful part of the mosque is its Mihrab.

The architecture is perfect from every angle, with a garden embedded in the underground floor, like most of the historical buildings in Kashan. They also provide body scarves for female to enter, better to bring your own headscarf on top of that.

Happened to visit this mosque during our free time as it was very close to our hotel and it was really worth a visit. I wonder why our travel agent did not include this site in our list of must see attractions in kashan.

"The historical mosque, built in the late 18th century, is famous for its precise, symmetric architecture and attractive appearance. It is a good example of Persian architecture with a central courtyard and a pool in the middle." It also has an active theological school which is not open to public.

I was there at sunset and the combination of a purple sky and the lights lighting up the mosque was a unique experience. Totally recommended at night but I guess it must be awesome at sunrise too.

Its huge dome is the main attraction of the mosque. It is located in the historical center of Kashan

The traditional bazaar of Kashan is a treasure trove of Iranian history and architecture, rightfully recognized as one of the country's national heritage sites. Stretching from Baba Afzal Street to the Gate of the State, this bustling marketplace is home to a multitude of historic structures, including the renowned Mir Emad Square Mosque, the caravanserais of Mir Panj, Zaghaliha, Ghafar Pour, and Rabat, as well as the grand houses of Boroujerdiha and Naraqiha. The bazaar is also famous for its exquisite timchehs (covered bazaars), such as Amin al-Dolleh, Mianchal, Bakhshi, and Seyed Agha, as well as its numerous water reservoirs. Each section of the bazaar was once dedicated to specific trades. For example, one could find coppersmiths and dyers in certain areas, while shoemakers, tailors, and grocers occupied others. Today, visitors can still find traditional craftspeople at work and purchase a wide range of local products, including sweets and herbal teas. Unfortunately, many of the bazaar's original passages and alleyways have been lost over time. However, several historic thoroughfares, such as Darvazeh Isfahan, Sarpehre, Panjeh Shah, Imamzadeh Habib ibn Musa, and Paye Gapan, still exist. Sadly, the passages of Mohammad Saleh Beyk, Turk Abad, Darvazeh Fin, and Gazi Asadollah have vanished, along with the Four-Way Passage, Khan Water Reservoir, and the Door of the Champions. The bazaar reached its peak during the Safavid dynasty, particularly under the reign of Shah Abbas I. It was a thriving centre of commerce, attracting merchants from far and wide. While the current bazaar is largely a product of the Qajar era, it preserves much of the charm and character of its earlier incarnation. Beyond the bustling streets and traditional shops, the bazaar is also home to several fascinating architectural features. The Mianchal, or central hall, is a particularly noteworthy example, with its unique layout and intricate design. The various caravanserais, such as Zaghaliha, No, and Mir Panj, offered accommodation and security for travelling merchants. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or simply want to experience the local culture, the traditional bazaar of Kashan is a must-visit destination.

The bazaar is incredibly old and large, full of history and charm. However, many of the shops were quite similar, selling the same kinds of goods. While it's still a nice place to explore, I was hoping for a bit more variety in the offerings.

Kashan’s Old Bazaar If you ever find yourself wandering through Kashan, don’t even think about skipping its old bazaar. The moment you step inside, it feels like you’ve walked straight into another century — a maze of narrow alleys, domed ceilings, and soft golden light filtering through old brick skylights. The place smells like a mix of spices, rosewater, and copper — the kind of scent that makes you want to slow down and just breathe it in. Every corner hides something beautiful: tiny shops filled with handmade carpets, brass lamps, and merchants who’ve been here for generations. What makes it even more magical is the way the light dances under the domes of the Aminoddole Caravanserai — one of the most stunning spots in the whole bazaar. It’s quiet, peaceful, and full of that timeless Persian charm that you can’t find anywhere else. Kashan’s bazaar isn’t just a place to shop — it’s a place to feel. It’s history, art, and life all woven together. You walk in as a tourist, but you leave feeling like you’ve just touched a piece of Iran’s soul.

Traditional shop owners and locals are very very conservative and religious and it was a bit difficult to be an Iranian tourist there, despite the unfriendly faces and judging local atmosphere the beauty and authenticity of the place is undeniable. Some new generation art shops are located in many bazar arcades like Sabbagh arcade and Bakhshi carvansaray.

This bazaar is awsome. Walking in tiny streets if bazaar make me feel like walking in silk road. There are still some shops that create handcraft things.

One of the most beautiful traditional Bazaar in Iran. This is very nice and attractive where people go there to buy different things since hundred years. Do not miss a chance to visit Aminodole Caravansary.

A nice traditional bazaar in the heart of Kashan. This is a typical Iranian bazaar. It is catering more to the needs of the inhabitants than to tourists and it is just interesting to walk through it and see life unfold. There are some old caravanserais in the bazaar itself also.

The historical Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse takes its name from the nearby Imamzadeh, who was a grandson of Imam Jawad (A.S.). Numerous historical evidences indicate that this beautiful bathhouse dates back to the Seljuk era, though the main hall (Sarbineh) belongs to the Qajar period. Some believe that the current bathhouse in Kashan, which attracts many visitors today, was rebuilt on the ruins of the old bathhouse during the Qajar era in 1292 AH (around 1875 AD), and a small bathhouse was also added to the complex.

Tourist trap. 4.000.000 toman (5$). Can be visited in 2 minutes. Bad maintained inside.

The Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse is exquisitely decorated, the main color is blue, is a very unique Persian hamman architecture, the limestone paintings carved on the columns are really impressive. The hamman's dome is also very impressive with its light and ventilation mechanism, and there is a way to go up to the roof. On weekdays, it is also quite crowded with visitors, mainly Chinese tourists, causing noise and disorder.

The historic Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse is an example of the most unique Iranian baths in terms of architecture and decoration with an area of 1102 square meters in the ancient city of Kashan. The bath dates back to Seljuk and Qajar. One of the important items of this building is lime and plaster, with its 17 luminous layers representing its age. Other masterpieces of the building are its beautiful roof.The roof of this bathroom is one of the symbolic places of Kashan and the subject of many photographers.

A very beautiful place to visit, but I would come with a guide, because there is very little information. Price 200 000 rials. I really liked that it was possible to walk on the roof.

The bathhouse is recently restorated and everything looks fresh colorful inside. Walking in the corridors of bathouse was really a good feeling. I felt like walking in the bathhouse scene of gheysar movies

Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse, Kashan, Iran. Built in the 16th century, today the bathhouse serves as a tourist attraction, rather than its primal purpose. The objective of the bathhouse was not only to promote cleanliness, but also to be a place for relaxation, discussions and even praying. A prototype of a modern spa center! As expected in Arabic architecture, the house is decorated with amazing ornamental tiles, some of which are turquoise and gold. The house has two main parts – the octagonal dressing hall called Sarbineh and the hot bathing hall Garmkhaneh. Although hammams were a very big part of Arabic culture, today they are replaced by the indoor plumbing, installed in every household. Therefore the Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse serves as a museum and is registered as a national heritage site.

Tabatabaei House is a true gem in Iran's architectural heritage. This stunning historic home is a must-visit for anyone interested in Persian architecture and design. The intricate detailing, colorful tiles, and beautiful courtyard garden make this house a feast for the eyes. Exploring the traditional rooms, wind towers, and reflection pools is like stepping back in time to experience the grandeur of 19th-century Persian lifestyle. Its advisable to get a knowledgeable guide who can provide excellent insights into the history and significance of Tabatabaei House. A visit here is a journey through Iran's rich cultural past that should not be missed!

The Tabatabaei House stands as a testament to the opulence and architectural prowess of the Qajar era. Spanning an impressive 4,730 square meters, this magnificent mansion took nearly a decade to complete. The renowned architect Ali Maryam Kashani, who also designed the Boroujerdi House and the Amin al-Dolleh House, was entrusted with the task of bringing the Tabatabaei House to life. This architectural masterpiece is undoubtedly his magnum opus. Under the watchful eye of the renowned artist Sani al-Mulk Kashani, one of Sani al-Mulk's disciples played a pivotal role in the house's intricate stucco work, paintings, and plasterwork. The overall design was heavily influenced by the beauty and sophistication of Persian carpets, a reflection of Tabatabaei's profession as a carpet merchant. Like many traditional Iranian homes, the Tabatabaei House is designed to be introspective and private. The exterior reveals little about the grandeur within. The house boasts 40 rooms, four courtyards, four basements, three windcatchers, and two qanats (underground water channels). Upon entering the house, visitors are greeted by a relatively small entrance that belies the immense space that lies beyond. A series of steps lead to the spacious outer courtyard, where the magnificent reception hall is located. This hall, with its ornate mirror work, stucco, and muqarnas (stalactite-like ornaments), is a highlight of the house. The adjoining mirrored porch, inspired by traditional Persian carpet designs, is adorned with hanging lanterns. Throughout the house, intricate stucco work, mirror work, and stained glass create a visually stunning and harmonious atmosphere. Every corner of the Tabatabaei House offers a unique and unforgettable experience. The authenticity and grandeur of the Tabatabaei House are unparalleled. Its exquisite decorations, including stucco work, paintings, mirror work, and stained glass, have earned it a reputation as one of Iran's most beautiful historical houses. A visit to this architectural masterpiece is a must for anyone travelling to Kashan.

One of the most beautiful historical houses which is consistent with dry desert weather

most beautiful historical palaces in Iran. everything is perfect. the design, the attention to detail, and the style of making the structure and plan of the house. every inch of this house is representing the pure Persian architectural style that was mixed with Persian culture and art.

I visited Tabatabaee house, also known as Khaneh Tabatabaeiha, in kashan last month. The house is a masterpiece of traditional Persian architecture and a symbol of the culture and art of the Qajar era. The house was built in the 19th century by a wealthy carpet merchant named Seyyed Jafar Tabatabaee, and it covers an area of about 5,000 square meters. The house has four courtyards, each with a different function and style. The main courtyard is the largest and the most elegant, with a pool, a fountain, and a pavilion. The other courtyards are used for guests, servants, and stables. The house has 40 rooms, each with a unique design and decoration. The house features exquisite elements such as stained glass windows, mirror work, plasterwork, paintings, and woodcarvings. The house is a must-see attraction for anyone who is interested in the history and culture of Iran. The house showcases the lifestyle and taste of the wealthy class of the Qajar period, as well as the skill and creativity of the craftsmen who built it. The house is open every day from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and the entrance fee is 200,000 rials. You can also hire a guide or use an audio guide to learn more about the details and stories of the house.

Classic and soothing! Maybe you already visited many beautiful traditional houses in Iran. But this one could represent modest and sweet Kashani style. The whole yard is quite big and has several suites and sub-yards, don’t miss out.

We were brought to this site by our travel agent who recommended us to this visit this site since it was one of the most beautiful among the many historical houses one can choose to visit in Kashan which is popular for its traditional historic houses and we were not disappointed and it is very beautiful with several open courtyards and fountains.

Even though it's a historically significant place, it looks more appealing from the distance than from up close. Most exhibits are human remains, and the sight is deserted during the week, which creates a creepy atmosphere

Sialk Hills is one of the first places that humankind has been selected to live back to 8000 years ago. This site so amazing and also thete is a little museum at the beginning of site. It would be exciting for torists and visitors.

without doubt, one of the oldest place humans started to live! for those who are in love with history, this place is like heaven here in sialk hills you are gonna find how amazing IRAN is...

The Sialk ziggurat was built around the 3000 BC. A joint study between Iran's Cultural Heritage Organization, the Louvre, and the Institut Francais de Recherche en Iran also verifies the oldest settlements in Sialk to date back to 5500–6000 BC.[ Sialk, and the entire area around it, is thought to have originated as a result of the pristine large water sources nearby that still run today. The Cheshmeh ye Soleiman ("Solomon's Spring") has been bringing water to this area from nearby mountains for thousands of years. The Fin garden, built in its present form in the 17th century, is a popular tourist attraction. It is here that the kings of the Safavid dynasty would spend their vacations away from their capital cities. It is also here that Piruz Nahavandi (Abu-Lu'lu'ah), the Persian assassin of Caliph Umar, is buried. All these remains are located in the same location where Sialk is. Tepe Sialk was excavated for three seasons (1933, 1934, and 1937) by a team headed by Roman Ghirshman and his wife Tania Ghirshman.[4][5][6] Studies related to the site were conducted by D.E. McCown, Y. Majidzadeh, and P. Amieh. Excavation was resumed for several seasons between 1999 and 2004 by a team from the University of Pennsylvania and Iran's Cultural Heritage Organization led by Sadegh Malek Shahmirzadi called the Sialk Reconsideration Project. Artifacts from the original dig ended up mostly at the Louvre, while some can be found at the British Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the National Museum of Iran and in the hands of private collectors. These artifacts consisted of some very fine painted potteries.

One of the oldest sites in Iran. If I want to be honest not many things to see. You need a good tour guide how knows lot about Iran history then you well enjoy it. We visited this site at noon not crowded but No body was there to explore the site for us. And unfortunately the guiding signs are not enough. I suggest you to read about Sialk site before go there.

The ancient area of ​​Silk, which is in the Fin Kashan region, is more than eight thousand years old. This hill is actually the ruins of an ancient Iranian ziggurat.

Amazing! Tepe Sialk and all hills here and the cemetery belongs to 10 thousands years ago! really unbelievable, lots of historical stuffs are here and they are in dangers, the protection is below average.

Great food , clean amazing place staff very friendly location was great i didnt stay as it bit busy place in kashan but we went for dinner and lunch good vibe

(Translated by Google) Entrance fee for visiting is 50 thousand tomans Just visit the big yard! But if you go to Ogun Cafe, it is free, the environment is very beautiful 4 different and eye-catching yards The middle courtyard is a place to accommodate travelers, which I enjoyed a lot in my experience The stores inside the big yard are a bit expensive to buy, but they are very interesting for getting ideas I recommend Ogun Cafe, excellent and tasty coffee The restaurant inside the second courtyard (Mirror Hall) is also of high quality and enjoyable (Original) ورودی برای بازدید ۵۰ هزار تومان فقط بازدید از حیاط بزرگ! اما اگر کافه اوگون برید رایگان هست محیط بسیار زیبا ۴ حیاط متفاوت و چشم نواز حیاط متوسط محل اسکان مسافرین هست که توی تجربه ای که داشتم بسیار لذت بردم فروشگاه های داخل حیاط بزرگ کمی گرون هستن برای خرید اما برای ایده گرفتن بسیار جالب هستن کافه اوگون رو پیشنهاد میکنم قهوه عالی و خوش طعم رستوران داخل حیاط دوم (تالار آینه) هم با کیفیت و لذت بخش

(Translated by Google) The House of the Ameris, which is located on Alavi Street in Kashan, was built in the Zandiyeh period and developed in the Qajar period by the shares of Al-Sultaneh Ameri, and it is a complex that has been renovated by the Kashan Cultural Heritage Department using Note 36 credits. This house also has several courtyards, the oldest of which is the outer and inner courtyard. This house, like most historical houses in Kashan, consists of 2 parts, outer and inner, in each of which there are other parts, such as a pond, a porch, rooms with 3 doors and palaces with 7 doors, which are placed all around the yard in perfect harmony... (which have now become a residence for domestic and foreign tourists). (Original) خانه عامری‌ها که در خیابان علوی کاشان قرار دارد، در دوره زندیه احداث و در دوره قاجار به وسیله سهام السلطنه عامری توسعه یافته‌است و مجموعه‌ای است که به وسیلهٔ اداره میراث فرهنگی کاشان با استفاده از اعتبارات تبصره ۳۶ مرمت شده وسعت این خانه هفت هزار متر مربع با زیر بنایی گسترده‌است و به‌طور کلی در آن ۸۵ اتاق وجود دارد. این خانه همچنین دارای چند حیاط است که قدیمی‌ترین آن حیاط بیرونی و درونی است. این خانه هم مثل بیشتر خانه‌های تاریخی کاشان از ۲ بخش بیرونی و درونی تشکیل شده‌است که در هر کدام از آنها بخش‌های دیگری مثل حوضخانه، ایوان، اتاق‌هایی با ۳ در و شاهنشین‌های ۷ دری دیده می‌شود که دور تا دور حیاط با هماهنگی کامل قرار گرفته‌اند… (که اکنون به اقامتگاه گردشگران داخلی و خارجی تبدیل شدند).

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful old place (Original) یه جای قدیمی بسیار زیبا

(Translated by Google) The Ameri Historical House in Kashan is one of the largest and most beautiful historical houses in Iran, dating back to the Zand dynasty. The house was originally built by Ebrahim Khan Kalantar, a statesman of Kashan. It was later expanded and completed during the Qajar period, especially during the reign of Saham al-Saltaneh Ameri. Saham al-Saltaneh Ameri was a wealthy merchant and influential person in the region who was known as one of the rulers of Kashan at that time. The Ameri House, with an area of ​​over 9,500 square meters, consists of 85 rooms and 7 courtyards. The house is built in the traditional Iranian architectural style and has various sections such as central courtyards, beautiful verandas, a tall windbreak, a pond, seven-door royal residences, a cellar, private baths, and underground passages. The interior decorations of the house include delicate stucco moldings, artistic mirror work, woodcarvings, and murals that give this building a special look. (Original) خانه تاریخی عامری‌ها در شهر کاشان، یکی از بزرگ‌ترین و زیباترین خانه‌های تاریخی ایران است که قدمت آن به دوره زندیه بازمی‌گردد. این خانه در ابتدا توسط ابراهیم‌خان کلانتر، از دولتمردان کاشان ساخته شد. پس از آن، در دوره قاجار و به‌ویژه در زمان سهام‌السلطنه عامری، توسعه و تکمیل شد. سهام‌السلطنه عامری، از تجار و افراد پرنفوذ منطقه بود که در آن زمان به‌عنوان یکی از حاکمان کاشان شناخته می‌شد. خانه عامری‌ها با مساحتی بالغ بر ۹٬۵۰۰ متر مربع، شامل ۸۵ اتاق و ۷ حیاط است. این خانه به سبک معماری سنتی ایرانی ساخته شده و دارای بخش‌های مختلفی مانند حیاط‌های مرکزی، ایوان‌های زیبا، بادگیر بلند، حوضخانه، شاه‌نشین‌های هفت‌دری، سرداب، حمام‌های اختصاصی و مسیرهای زیرزمینی می‌باشد. تزئینات داخلی خانه شامل گچ‌بری‌های ظریف، آیینه‌کاری‌های هنرمندانه، منبت‌کاری و نقاشی‌های دیواری است که جلوه‌ای خاص به این بنا بخشیده‌اند.

One of the best places in the world. I wish I lived in that area. When I was there last week I could feel the soul of those who lived there

One of the best and beautiful and awesome homes ever. This also is famous because of very good and perfect way of built and most of architects believe that it would be the most beautiful traditional home in Iran

The Abbassian House is a large historic house museum in Kashan, Iran. It was built during the late 18th century and belonged to a wealthy glass merchant. It is partly converted into a teahouse, a traditional restaurant, and a small shop.

If you have just 1 hour to visit Kashan, I think you would alocate it to visit this mansion. This is the most amazing historical mansion in Kashan and definitely you won't find any other like this.

The Abbasi House is a large traditional historical house located in Kashan. Built during the late 18th century, the house is a beautiful example of Kashan’s residential architecture. Said to have been the property of a famous cleric, the Abbāsi house has six courtyards that would fit the needs of different families. One of the chambers has a ceiling designed with mirror pieces so as to give the impression of a starry sky under the nocturnal glitter of candlelight. Secret passageways were also built into the house, perhaps designed for the escape in times of invasion and emergencies. Despite its apparent similarity to other mansions in Kashan, the Abbasian House is strikingly individual. The family patriarch, instead of adding rooms to his own house as dwellings for his adult children, created an entire complex of six buildings. The number of rooms and spaces in this complex is overwhelming, and their arrangement is unmatched. Its multiple courtyards on various elevations are distributed over an intricate plan. To increase the feeling spaciousness and area, the courtyards of upper floors were made larger than those below. This gradual increase in size from the lowest to the upper levels of the building terminates in a spacious courtyard on top, in front of the richly ornamented reception halls and along the southwest and northeast wings of the house. High porticos and rows of rooms surrounding the courtyard are mirrored in the still water of its beautiful pool.

The Abbasi House is a beautiful traditional historical house located in Kashan, Isfahan Province, Iran. Built during the late 18th century.

Never come to this place. The food is not just bad its harmfull. And they charged us the most expensive bill in Iran

The Grand Mosque of Kashan stands as a testament to Iran's rich architectural heritage, dating back to the Seljuk era. Located in the historic Baba Afzal Street, this magnificent mosque has witnessed centuries of worship, cultural exchange, and architectural evolution. Originally an ancient fire temple, the mosque underwent a transformation with the advent of Islam in Iran. While the exact date of its conversion is uncertain, historical records suggest that it was well-established by the Seljuk period. Excavations and analysis of the intricate stucco work in the mihrab (prayer niche) reveal influences from both the Seljuk and Buyid eras, showcasing a fascinating blend of architectural styles. The mosque's summer prayer hall, situated beneath the winter hall, is adorned with exquisite tile work. The discovery of ancient kiln remains in the floor of this hall by cultural heritage experts suggests that the site was once a center for ceramic production. The mosque's prominent brick dome, believed to have been reconstructed after a devastating earthquake in 1192 AH, bears a beautiful inscription dating back to 1207 AH, commemorating its restoration by Abdulrazzaq Khan Kashi. Beneath the layers of history, the mosque reveals even older structures, hinting at a pre-Islamic past. The presence of ancient kilns and other artifacts suggests that the site may have been a significant center of activity long before the arrival of Islam. According to historical accounts, the mosque was built at the behest of Safieh Khatun, daughter of Malik Ashtar, a prominent figure in early Islamic history. This attribution further enhances the mosque's historical significance and its connection to Islamic traditions. Today, the Grand Mosque of Kashan continues to serve as a spiritual and cultural hub for the community. Its intricate architecture, historical significance, and enduring beauty make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking to explore Iran's rich heritage.

It's a nice mosque. It is not as important as historical houses, Fin garden or the old Bazar but if you have some extra time you should visit Agha Bozorge mosque and Central Mosque in Kashan. The mosque is very old and authentic you should know that this mosque is not always open but on the prayer time it's open for sure. it also worth to take a look to its historical background and with this knowledge you will enjoy visiting it for sure.👌

Wasn't able to see it from the inside because they said it is being used. It was really old yet nice. It is said that it has a wrong and a right mehrab and it was built on a fire temple.

Very best

One of the most beautiful I've been to

the oldest building in the city

(Translated by Google) Kashan Jame Mosque with tall minaret and beautiful altar is still in use. But bad taste and irregularity are evident in it, as if it is not a historical place. (Original) مسجد جامع کاشان با مناره بلند و محراب زیبا هم اکنون در حال استفاده است. ولی بد سلیقگی و نامنظمی در آن هویداست, گویی یک مکان تاریخی نیست.

This museum is located in Fin garden and contains some ancient and historical things. The quantity of things are not too much and visiting them will take about 30 minutes.

(Translated by Google) Kashan National Museum located in Bagh Fin Considering the age of the city of Kashan and the abundance of historical buildings, historical places and old houses, which according to what I have heard indicates that there are more than 1700 historical places in this city, some of which are registered by UNESCO, and some places are estimated to be more than seven thousand years old, this museum is not even a drop in the ocean, of course, let's not forget the positive points of the collection, which include the right location and proper maintenance method and other advantages of this place. But in general, the collection collected and kept in this museum includes small and small items. The honorable officials should make more efforts to expand this museum and collect old objects, books and tools in this museum so that it can be said that there is a museum of the same size as this historical city, with a history and civilization of several thousand years. (Original) موزه ملی کاشان واقع در باغ فین باتوجه به قدمت شهر کاشان و کثرت ابنیه تاریخی و مکان های تاریخی و خانه های قدیمی که طبق شنیده هام حاکی از اینه که بالغ بر ۱۷۰۰مکان تاریخی در این شهر واقع شده که چنتاش ثبت یونسکو شده و برخی مکانها رو قدمتی بیش از هفت هزارسال براش تخمین زدن ، این موزه حتی قطره ای از یه دریاهم نیست البته نگذریم از نکات مثبت مجموعه که شامل مکان مناسب و شیوه نگهداری مناسب و دیگر مزیت های این مکان هست. اما درکل مجموعه گردآوری و نگهداری شده در این موزه شامل موارد جزیی و کمی میشه جاداره مسولان محترم برای گسترش این موزه و گردآوری اشیا و کتب و وسایل قدیمی در این موزه تلاش بیشتری بکنند تاجایی که بشه گفت موزه ای در حدو اندازه این شهر تاریخی ، و دارای تاریخ و قدمت و تمدن چند هزارساله هست

(Translated by Google) A small museum that is part of the Fine Garden collection. There are ancient works of Silk Hill, old coins and manuscripts of the Quran. It is a short museum that can be visited in a quarter of an hour. But the lighting in the hall is very poor and the lights are burned out, so they don't bother to replace them. Zero management (Original) موزه کوچکی که جزو مجموعه باغ فین هست. آثار باستانی تپه سیلک و سکه های قدیمی و نسخه های خطی قران در ان موجود است. موزه مختصری است که در یک ربع میشود بازدید از ان را به اتمام رساند. اما نورپردازی سالن خیلی ضعیفه و چراغ ها سوخته به خودشون زحمت تعویض ندادن. مدیریت صفر

(Translated by Google) Kashan National Museum is located in the historical garden and Mesfai Fin in the south of Kashan city and near the Azad road from Tehran to Isfahan. In this beautiful museum, coins from different historical periods and objects obtained from the historical sites of the region are displayed. The museum is a part of the historical collection of Finn's garden and bath, and its visit is not subject to the purchase of a separate ticket. (Original) موزه ملی کاشان در باغ تاریخی و مصفای فین در جنوب شهر کاشان و فاصله نزدیکی از آزاد راه تهران به اصفهان واقع شده. در این موزه زیبا سکه های دوره های مختلف تاریخی و اشیاء به دست آمده از سایتهای تاریخی منطقه به نمایش در آمده. موزه بخشی از مجموعه تاریخی باغ و حمام فین می باشد و بازدید از آن مشمول تهیه بلیط جداگانه نیست.

(Translated by Google) It is a very enjoyable place for history and banana lovers (Original) برای دوست داران تاریخ و موز بسیار مکان لذت بخشیه

(Translated by Google) A relic from ancient times and Iranian culture (Original) یادگاری از دوران باستان و فرهنگ ایران

Boroujerdiha House was amazing to see! The architecture is stunning, full of charm and beautiful details. I especially loved the colorful elements and unique design—it truly stands out. Compared to some other historical houses, it’s better maintained and cleaner, which made the visit more enjoyable. That said, there’s still room for improvement in terms of upkeep. Overall, it’s absolutely worth visiting if you’re in Kashan. A vibrant piece of history that still manages to impress.

Borujerdiha House – An 18-Year Labor of Love. The Borujerdiha House, built in 1857 in Kashan, Iran, is a stunning example of Qajar-era architecture. Commissioned by Haj Seyed Hassan Natanzi (known as Borujerdi), it was created as a bridal home for his marriage to the daughter of the prominent Tabatabaei family. Fulfilling the father’s condition—that the groom match the grandeur of the Tabatabaei house—the construction spanned 18 years and involved over 150 artisans, including famed architect Ustad Ali Maryam and painter Kamal-ol-Molk. The 1,700-square-meter house is centered around two courtyards: the biruni (public) and the andaruni (private). Key features include three 40-meter windcatchers, a central domed hall, and exquisite interior decoration—stucco, mirrors, stained glass, and intricate frescoes. These elements not only add beauty but help regulate temperature in the desert climate. The interiors are richly adorned with imaginative murals depicting legendary tales such as “Layla and Majnun” and “Yusuf and Zuleikha,” while stuccowork includes motifs referencing Borujerdi’s mercantile trade. Initially a private residence, the house transitioned into a museum in the mid-20th century and underwent extensive restoration in the late 1990s. Today, visitors can explore its breathtaking artistry and architectural elegance—making the Borujerdiha House one of Kashan’s top historical treasures.

I visited borojerdi ha house, also known as Khaneh Borujerdiha, in kashan last week. The house is a stunning example of traditional Persian architecture and a cultural heritage of Iran. The house was built in the 19th century by a wealthy merchant named Haj Seyed Hasan Natanzi, who married a daughter of the Tabatabaee family. The house was designed by the famous architect Ustad Ali Maryam, who also built the Tabatabaee house and the Timcheh Amin od-Dowleh. The house has two courtyards, one for the winter and one for the summer. The winter courtyard has a large dome with a skylight that allows natural light and air to enter the house. The summer courtyard has a pool and a fountain that create a cool and refreshing atmosphere. The house has 18 rooms, each with a different function and decoration. The house features beautiful elements such as stained glass windows, mirror work, plasterwork, paintings, and woodcarvings. The house is a wonderful attraction for anyone who wants to see the art and culture of Iran. The house reflects the social and economic status of the Borujerdi family, as well as the climate and geography of kashan. The house is open every day from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and the entrance fee is 200,000 rials. You can also hire a guide or use an audio guide to learn more about the history and stories of the house.

Very beautiful Palace with special architecture and the ceiling of each room is wonderful, you just look up 😁

It is really beautiful. Especially when you hear the story of the construction of this house, you want to pay more attention to its details and enjoy it. This house took 18 years to complete and it is really amazing.

Such a privilege life of a house owner. Mantion itself is a work of art, the person who make this was a super human, also the person who renovate her. Salute! 🖖

Its not big like the other historic houses and not alot of parts to see. But the architecture is very beautiful and the wall paintings do make it worth a visit

the tomb is placed 15 meters after entrance then left side, a black stone that is belong to Shah Abbas, no one notice generally, but the Mausoleum actually isn't for him,its for Habib mosses apparently he was a saint. this place generally is crowded specially Thursdays or weekend not for them. most because of graveyard, people of there buried bodies of their family there and weekend they go there to pray and ask for blessing

the tomb of King Abbas the great who was the greatest king in Safavid time. taking back all the islands of Persian gulf conquered by Portuguese. making Iranians as an one-allied-nation. throwing Osmanian (old Turkish) out of Iran. having a country with a variety of religions and full of peace n quiet where many tourist could have come. and only there is a poor stone grave for this King in a mosque that people go there more to pray than visit him :(

Now the tomb is in the mausoleum for someone else (Habib Ibne Mousa). Now I don't know which existed there first but apparently when he passed away in Mazandaran they were taking the body to bury him in Isfahan but buried him in Kashan instead. Still whether it was his tomb there first or the mausoleum, it is still a nice place to visit.

not a big attraction for foreign tourists but shah abbas was a great king and deserves better than that

So simple for such a great man

It is placed in meddel of a mosque

not bad

It's a very small museum, but they have cute Iranian toy souvenirs you won't find in other places, so if you like something original, it's worth a visit

(Translated by Google) If you haven't done anything for your inner child in a long time, you must visit this museum at the first opportunity. There is no doubt that there are things in this museum that will remind you of your childhood memories that you may have forgotten for a long time. The atmosphere is cozy and full of peace, you can see the taste and art in the atmosphere of this collection, the kind lady who tells you the story of the dolls and the me that I want to tell you, repeat it to me a few more times. A beautiful shrub that attracts your attention upon entering I enjoyed visiting this museum (Original) اگر خیلی وقته کاری برای کودک درونتون نکردید حتما در اولین فرصت سری به این موزه بزنید بدون شک توی این موزه چیزهایی هست که خاطرات کودکی تون رو که شاید خیلی وقته فراموششون کردید به یادتون بیارن فضای دنج و پراز آرامش داره ، ذوق و هنر رو میشه در فضا سازی این مجموعه دید خانم مهربانی که قصه عروسکها رو براتون میگه و منی که دلم میخواد بگم چندبار دیگه برام تکرارش کنید درختچه زیبایی که بدو ورود توجه شمارو جلب میکنه من لذت بردم از دیدن این موزه

(Translated by Google) An interesting place, but the cost of visiting this place was high and it is not affordable for large families. Photography was not allowed, these two photos are related to the entrance of the museum. (Original) یک مکان جالب ولی هزینه بازدید از این مکان بالا بود وبرای خانواده های پرجمعیت مقرون به صرف نیست.اجازه تصویر برداری داده نشد،این دو عکس مربوط به ورودی موزه است

(Translated by Google) It has three uses - the museum of historical toys from the Safavid to Qajar and Pahlavi eras - the historic Sohrabi house with Qajar architecture, one of Iran's national monuments, and the marquee section and special classes for children, which is altogether special and high-quality, and is located near the historical context of Kashan, and is worth visiting for families with young children. (Original) اینجا سه تا کاربری دارد - موزه اسباب بازی های تاریخی از دوران صفویه تا قاجاریه و پهلوی - خانه تاریخی سهرابی با معماری قجری از اثار ملی ایران و بخش خیمه شب بازی و کلاس های ویژه کودکان که در مجموع خاص و با کیفیت است و نزدیک بافت تاریخی کاشان قرار دارد و ارزش بازدید برای خانواده های دارای خردسال دارد.

(Translated by Google) It was interesting, be sure to check it out (Original) جالب بود حتما سری بزنید

(Translated by Google) It's such a cute accommodation. (Original) 너무 귀여운 숙소 짱임

Steve House deeply impressed me. The infinitely artistic space, with its unique geometric architecture, was breathtaking. The archive of admirable and valuable photographs by such a great photographer, displayed in this magnificent gallery space, was truly remarkable.There was also a very beautiful pool with the soothing sound of water. I highly recommend it to all lovers of culture and art.

What a marvelous masterpiece dedicated to Steve McCurry. This is a must-see for everyone, big and small. I went with the whole family and everybody quickly found their favourite photo in the collection. Steve McCurry is an American freelancer photographer and photojournalist. His most famous photo, the Afghan Girl, of a girl with piercing green eyes, has appeared on the cover of National Geographic several times. McCurry has photographed many assignments for National Geographic and has been a member of Magnum Photos since 1986. Many of his photos can be seen here in this breathtaking exhibition.

A Must-See place in Kashan. No tickets needed.

The work of Steve McCurry can speak to each of us because it is about human beeing. Very nice place and exhibition from the team of Steve’s House.

An ideal place with great photography by Steve McCurry

House of Steve museum is dedicated to the work of photographer Steve McCurry.

An excellent collection of photographs by world renowned photographer.

We tried the Tas Kabab and Mosama Bademjan, both prepared with camel meat, and it was a unique and enjoyable experience. However, there was some issues. We ordered Dough, but the price wasn’t listed on the menu. When I asked the waiter, he gave different price explanations, which was confusing. We visited during the winter, and the ambiance was calm and relaxing, which added to the overall experience.💐

A very original restaurant for me, in an interior garden of an old house Good service For an european, a very good place Menu is just in farsi I ate aubergines with rice and camel meat. I drink a melon fresh. 5 euro

The staff was very rude and even though we had a reservation, it took a long time for them to give us an empty table. I emphasize again that the staff's behavior is zero.

Very tasty food and big portions, reasonable prices (same for Persian and tourists, in some restaurants they have separate). Very nice design.

Disappointing Experience: Rude Staff and Unacceptable Wait Times My recent visit to this restaurant left much to be desired. Despite the lack of crowd, the service was abysmal. Waiting over 30 minutes just to place an order is simply unacceptable, and when we voiced our concerns, the staff's behavior was downright rude. Instead of addressing the issue professionally, we were met with hostility and told to leave if we couldn't handle the wait, despite the empty tables around us. Such dismissive and disrespectful treatment is inexcusable and tarnishes the reputation of this establishment. In addition to the appalling service, the overall experience was marred by the staff's attitude, leaving a bitter taste in our mouths.

It's a traditional setting, a lot of noise. But visually not bad.

Try to order Kashan traditional food like Shefteh Somagh + Goosht Loobia Kashoo + yogurt and Doogh. I like their food, they have wireless and clean WC too.

The Taj Historical House, a magnificent example of Qajar-era architecture, has stood for nearly two centuries in the heart of Kashan. This beautifully preserved residence has been recognized as a national treasure and is now open to the public. For many years, the Taj House lay abandoned until it was purchased in 2004 by the renowned architect Seyed Akbar Hali. Under his expert guidance, the house underwent a meticulous restoration process that lasted a year. Since its completion, the Taj House has been a popular destination for visitors seeking a glimpse into Iran's rich architectural heritage. The house features a unique combination of indoor and outdoor spaces, including a sunken garden. The exterior of the house is designed around a central courtyard, while the interior is divided into two main sections. Among the many notable features of the house are its four external basements, two internal basements, a windcatcher, a grand reception hall, a moonlit room, a five-door room, an entrance vestibule, and several seasonal rooms. The main porch offers a shared space between the inner and outer courtyards, providing a versatile area for both summer and winter use.

A historical home located in heart of Kashan just near to other historical mansions. This is goid to take a look and also the museum of anthropology of Kashan is in this house.

This building is one of the Kashan's original sunken garden with two century old, this house's valuable native architecture is an example of Kashan public people noble house in the last two centuries.

An old and cultural house and interesting for visiting

I like it, it's beautiful

Nothing to see, too expensive ticket

The most interesting of all these houses in my opinion.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, it was closed when I visited (November 1400). A mosque in the middle of the market with a beautiful front. (Original) متأسفانه زمانی که من بهش سر زدم بسته بود (آبان 1400). مسجدی در وسط بازار که سردر زیبایی داره.

(Translated by Google) A historical mosque located in the market of Kashan, which was also known as the Sar Sang Mosque. (Original) مسجدی تاریخی واقع در بازار کاشان که به مسجد سر سنگ‌ نیز معروف بوده است.

(Translated by Google) Adjacent to the shopping arcades of the bazaar (Original) Примыкает к торговым рядам базара

(Translated by Google) It belongs to the 6th century AH whose altar is kept in the Berlin Museum. Important parts: Head and historical inscription entrance hall Sangab A few naves (Original) مربوط به قرن ۶ هجری که محراب آن در موزه برلین نگهداری میشود. قسمت های مهم : سردر و کتیبه تاریخی هشتی ورودی سنگاب چند شبستان

(Translated by Google) The entrance gate of Jame Mosque or Imad Kashan, which is one of the tourist attractions of this city, is well-known for visitors. (Original) سردر ورودی مسجد جامع یا عماد کاشان که یکی از جاذبه های گردشگری این شهروشناخته شده برای بازدید کننده گان است.

(Translated by Google) One of the old mosques of Kashan, whose building dates back to before the Safavid era. (Original) از مساجد قدیمی کاشان که بنای آن به پیش از دوران صفوی باز می‌گردد.

(Translated by Google) The old mosque is beautiful and very attractive and interesting. It is one of the historical monuments (Original) مسجد قدیمی وزیبا وبسیار جذاب ودیدنی ویکی از اثار تاریخی میباشد

One of the worst customer service in Iran and universe. They think we are their slaves. They don't listen and don't care what you say or order. They spent very little time to take your order on the phone. The food quality was normal. I never back to there and i don't recommend.

Very crowded, and it doesn't have a booking system to arrange a crowd, so waiting customers were walking among tables to spot a seat. It didn't have olive oil to serve them with fish. And it doesn't have small tables for small groups so you will have to share your table with other strangers in busy hour. It's fish was not good but it had one very good dish: chicken stew with plums, it was amazing.

Having eight different foods with friends, it's fair to score the food quality 7/10. It was too noisy and crowded but the staff were very friendly.

Very nice and cool restaurant

A good restaurant that most of Kashanian people know this place . It has a good quality always , but one day , one of food , is not so good! It was Gheymeh and i was not satisfied

Not only Expensive but also without quality

Yummy meals, polite staff with open arms and kindness face

My sis and I stayed for 2 nights in room No. 101, with traditional arch style roof. The room has a great view to the yard. It was Feb. 2023, outside was cold but inside the mud and straw room was warm enough that we just open the radiator a little. The staff were friendly and guide us great to good and reasonable restaurant. It was our 4th trip to Kashan so we had seen many points before, but they stiil had good recommendations for us. It has a good location, since it is near the Bazar, tradional houses and restaurant.

A really nice place to stay, especially if you like the more traditional style of lodging in Iran and happen to be tired of worn down, boring hotels. I stayed here in October and got a double room sans bathroom (separate) for $35/night. It's basic with hard but comfortable beds. In general, I loved the place! The ambiance, the beautiful courtyard, great food and swift service was really really good. The staff were most helpful, although not the most happy ones... Decent breakfast!

We stayed in this traditional hotel for 2 nights. We were lucky that it was empty and we were given a great room with private toilet. The staff is ultra friendly and the place is clean. We read some bad reviews about it being too crowded during peak season and small rooms, so I guess they will be true but that was not our experience traveling in November.

Superb guesthouse in a traditional Iranian house at the center of old Kashan. Personnel is welcoming and helpful. Lovely garden with pomegranate trees where a good breakfast is served. Possible to dine at the in-house restaurant. As for most traditional Iranian homes, rooms are not sound and light proof, but beds are comfortable

An oasis in the oasis: This guest house is a gem in the desert. The rooms are simple, but furnished with love. There is a beautiful garden in the courtyard to relax. You can also find secluded spots on the roof. The staff is very friendly and always smiling. The food was delicious. Highly recommended.

The house is one of the famous old-age houses in Kashan, but not as exciting as the most popular house. The Iranian architecture is as well as you want but the finishing look is simple and without ancient plaster detail. From the other side, the hotel has a good relax mood in the central yard with a pool and fountains besides of pomegranate trees. Rooms was good and clean, Breakfast was not covered my taste of historical city of Kashan, it should have a more domestic recipe instead of packed goods. The hotel does not serve lunch but the dinner was good.

Probably the best place to stay in Kashan. The rooms are very clean and pleasant. The bathroom was nice and the AC perfectly working. People working there are super nice and will do their best to help you with everything you need. The breakfast is very good. Also the view from the rooftop is beautiful. We would for sure come back to Ehsan if needed.

Good quality, little expensive

so so delicious

(Translated by Google) They charged 500 for a pounded chicken press, the food was cold and of poor quality, they said we only have VE and you have to order VE There was a rice cooker in front of me, a few pieces of chicken, they told us that it would be ready in half an hour to a quarter of an hour, but it took 1 hour, when we finally said to cancel, he said that it is not possible and that you have to wait, and finally they gave the food with a fight. The staff is extremely rude and does not know how to work, and the taste of the food is extremely awful (Original) برای یه پرس جوجه و کوبیده ۵۰۰گرفتن ،غذا سرد و بی کیفیت بود میگفتن فقط وی ای بی داریم و باید سفارش بدید که وی ای پیشم یه کف گیر برنج بود چند تا تیکه جوجه به ما گفتن نیم ساعت تا یک ربع حاضر میشه ولی ۱ساعت طول کشید که اخرم میگفتیم کنسل کن میگفت نمیشه و باید صبر کنید و اخر با دعوا و داد و بیداد غذا رو دادن پرسنل بی نهایت بی ادب و کار نا بلد طعم غذا هم فوق العاده افتضاح

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, it was not a pleasant experience at all. The food prices were very high and in the range of restaurants in Tehran (we were traveling). But the quality of the food was very low. We had gheemah, mixed kebab, and kobideh loqmeh. The gheemah, which was clearly stale, was stale. The mixed kobideh was of very low quality and the chicken was good. I can only say that the rice was acceptable. The amount of food was also average. The restaurant space was large. The layout and tables and chairs were appropriate. It was quiet. The staff's attitude was not very pleasant. Overall, I do not recommend it at all. (Original) متاسفانه اصلا تجربه‌ی جالبی نبود. قیمت غذاها بسیار بالا و در رنج رستوران‌های تهران بود (ما مسافر بودیم). اما کیفیت غذاها بسیار پایین. ما قیمه، کباب میکس و کوبیده لقمه گرفتیم. قیمه که کاملا مشخص بود مونده و کهنه است. کوبیده میکس کیفیت بسیار پایین و جوجه‌اش خوب بود. فقط برنجش رو میتونم بگم قابل قبول بود. حجم غذا هم معمولی بود. فضای رستوران بزرگ بود. چیدمان و میز و صندلی‌ها مناسب بودند. خلوت بود. برخورد پرسنل خیلی جالب نبود. در کل اصلا توصیه نمیکنم.

(Translated by Google) One of the worst restaurants I have ever been to. In the name of VIP, they charge more money from people when the restaurant is busy. Shafte rice and very poor quality food are delivered. The service and personnel are worse. (Original) یکی از بدترین رستوران هایی که تا به امروز رفتم. به اسم VIP در زمان شلوغی رستوران از مردم پول بیشتری میگیرن. برنج شفته و غذای بسیار نامرغوب تحویل میدن. خدمات و پرسنل هم که دیگه بدتر.

(Translated by Google) It was awful, there was meat left over, there was hair in the food, everything was bad. (Original) افتضاح بود گوشت مونده بود تو غذا مو بود همه جوره بد

(Translated by Google) It didn't have really good food. The prices were high compared to the quality. It is a good place to be praised a lot, but no, it was not good at all. Maybe it was clean and maybe they used good ingredients for their food (I also concluded that many customers were concentrated there). Unfortunately, the food had no taste at all. The chicken did not taste like chicken!! They had pickled the chicken for an alternative taste. The chicken they ordered was not touched because it was dry and fried. (Original) واقعا غذاهای خوبی نداشت . قیمت ها هم که بالا بود نسبت به کیفیتش .خیلی تعریف کرده بودن جای خوبیه ولی نه، اصلا خوب نبود . شاید تمیز بود و شایدم از مواد خوبی برای غذاشون استفاده کرده باشن (آن هم متوصل یافته به اینکه مشتری های زیادی در اونجا متمرکز بودند بیان میکنم .) متاسفانه غذاها اصلا طعم نداشت . جوجه طعم جوجه نمیداد که !! برای طعم جایگزین جوجه رو ترش کرده بودند . مرغی که سفارش داده بودن خیلیا دست نخورده بود چونکه خشک و سرخ شده بود .

(Translated by Google) It's so ridiculous. There's no place to sit or play. It's just a bunch of ridiculous things for kids. It's so bad. (Original) خیلی مسخره است نه جای نشستن دارد نه بازی یه مشت وسیله ی مسخره برای بچه ها دارد خیلی بد است

(Translated by Google) There are many single guys there and they have families, the experience of staying here several times was not bad, but there are a lot of mosquitoes! The toilets are dirty, it has a very small playground, a small football field and the walking area of ​​its residents is famous, overall it was not very good, but it was not bad either. (Original) هم اونجا پسر مجرد زیاد هست و هم خانواده داره، تجربه چند مرتبه شب موندن اینجا بد نبوده فقط خیلی پشه داره! سرویس های بهداشتی اش کثیفه، یه شهربازی خیلی کوچولو داره، یه زمین فوتبال کوچیک داره و محل پیاده روی اهالی خود شهره، در مجموع خیلی خوب نبود ولی بد هم نبود

(Translated by Google) I pitched a tent and camped here at night. I have never experienced this bad incident. At night, the police came and checked the passport. Then two guards came and said, "We are protecting the park here, rest easy." I liked this behavior very much. There is also a free charging point in the park (Original) Gece burada çadır kurup kamp attım. Kötü bu olay yaşamadım. Gece polis gelip pasaport kontrolü yaptı. Daha sonra 2 tane bekçi geldi, "biz burada parkı koruyoruz rahat uyu" dediler. Bu davranışlarını çok beğendim. Ayrıca parkta ücretsiz şarj noktası var

(Translated by Google) It is good, it has a good green space, toilets, swings and slides for children and sports equipment. (Original) خوبه، فضای سبز خوبی داره، سرویس بهداشتی و تاب و سرسره برای بچه‌ها و وسایل ورزشی هم داره.

(Translated by Google) Javan Park is located in Kashan city, which is part of the first phase of Naji Abad settlement. I recommend this park to travelers to rest and have fun, because it is suitable for camping and is close to a bakery, supermarket, and ATM machine. (Original) پارک جوان در وروی شهرستان کاشان قرار دارد که جزو فاز یک شهرک ناجی آباد می باشد. به مسافران جهت استراحت و اتراق کردن این پارک را پیشنهاد می کنم، چون هم جهت چادر زدن مناسبه و هم نزدیک به نانوایی و سوپرمارکت و دستگاه ATM هست.

(Translated by Google) Javan Park is one of the parks in Kashan city, which is located on Payam street and adjacent to phase one of Naji Abad settlement, and has suitable green space, playground, equipment for children's entertainment and also park sports equipment. This place is suitable for rest, children's play, sports and entertainment. (Original) پارک جوان یکی از پارک های شهر کاشان است که در خیابان پیام و مجاورت فاز یک شهرک ناجی آباد واقع شده است و دارای فضای سبز مناسب، زمین بازی، وسایل برای تفریح کودکان و همچنین وسایل ورزشی پارکی است. این مکان برای استراحت، بازی کودکان، ورزش وتفریح مناسب است.

(Translated by Google) A good space for family rest and children's play, but in terms of facilities and cleanliness, it was poor (Original) یه فضای خوب برا استراحت خانوادگی وبازی بچه ها ولی از لحاظ امکانات ونظافت ضعیف بود

a cozy and not so known as an old visited place in Kashan but the tomb of a really perfect poet living in Safavid time. he is popular among Iranian as his most read poem called باز این چه شورش است که در بند عالم است. which states the condolences on Ashura the day Hussein ibn Ali was slaughtered in Karbala, Iraq.

He was an imperial poet who served Safavid kings spreading Shia Islam. From this point of view, he shouldn't be admired. But from literature perspective, he was an absolute master.

(Translated by Google) I went early in the morning and thank God the door was open. There are also many signboards. (Original) صبح زود رفتم و خدا شکر درش باز بود. تابلو راهنما هم به تعداد زیاد وجود دارد.

(Translated by Google) Mohtsham Kashani The Mausoleum of Mohtsham Kashani was built in the Safavid period on a plot of land with an area of ​​80 meters. The dome of such a tomb is turquoise, and the center stone and tiling materials are marble. All around the mausoleum is brickwork, moqrans work and tiles, which are written and painted in white Nastaliq script with verses written and painted in four rows in Nastaliq script on the navy background. Exquisite colorful paintings decorate the ceiling of the tomb and brick tiles cover the plinths of the wall. Outside the mausoleum, connected buildings consisting of a mosque, a hosseiniyeh and a large aqueduct were built and remain today. (Original) محتشم کاشانی آرامگاه محتشم کاشانی در دوره صفویه در زمینی به مساحت 80 متر ساخته شده است. گنبد چنین مقبره‌ای فیروزه‌ای است و سنگ وسط و مصالح کاشی‌کاری آن مرمر است. دور تا دور آرامگاه آجرکاری، مقرنس کاری و کاشی کاری شده است که به خط نستعلیق سفید با ابیاتی که در چهار ردیف به خط نستعلیق بر زمینه نیروی دریایی نوشته و نقاشی شده است. نقاشی های رنگارنگ نفیس سقف مقبره را تزئین کرده اند و کاشی های آجری ازاره های دیوار را پوشانده اند. در خارج از بقعه، بناهای متصل به هم متشکل از مسجد، حسینیه و قنات بزرگ ساخته شده و امروزه باقی مانده است.

(Translated by Google) Mohtsham Kashani is one of the Persian poets of the Safavid era, and he is one of the most important poets of the Shiite elegy. Visiting here is free and it is considered a religious place. I came to visit in the evening and it was open. (Original) محتشم کاشانی از شاعران پارسی گوی دوره صفوی است و از مهم ترین شاعران مرثیه سرای شیعه است. بازدید از اینجا رایگان است و یک مکان مذهبی به شمار می آید. من هنگام غروب برای بازدید آمدم و اینجا باز بود.

(Translated by Google) Mausoleum of Mohtsham Kashani This mausoleum is located on Mohtsham Street, where you can read a eulogy on the grave of the father of Iran's elegies. This great man of elegies, who is considered one of the famous poets of the Safavid era, wrote poems describing martyrs, Imam Hussein and the incident of Karbala. A poet named Mohtsham Kashani has a relatively magnificent tomb and a turquoise dome, which is nicknamed Shams al-Shaarai Kashani. This poet was born in Kashan in 905 AH and spent most of his life in this city. During his teenage years, he studied religious and literary sciences and finally, following in the footsteps of his father Khajah Mir Ahmad, he chose a profession. Mohtsham Kashani learned the art of poetry from his teacher Sarafi Estrabadi in his youth and was engaged in composing poems in various formats. It is interesting to know that some of the verses of his famous poems, such as the poem he said describing Imam Hussain in his dream, were inspired by Amir al-Mu'minin and Hazrat Wali Asr (AS). The famous poet of Kashan, after years of writing and elegies about the Imams of Athar, finally passed away in 996 AH in this historical city. Mohtsham Kashani's tomb was built in an area of ​​80 meters and a marble stone was placed on his grave. Tourists visiting the tomb of Mohtsham Kashani can look at the walls of the brick mausoleum and tile moqrans and review the verses written on these walls. Walking around this tomb, you will see narrow alleys that lead you to visit this building. Also, in addition to viewing Mohtsham Kashani's tomb, you can go to see the collection of his works, which was collected in seven books by one of his students and is currently on display in this building. Among these valuable works, we can mention his odes, sonnets, verse compositions, quatrains, and masnavits. (Original) آرامگاه محتشم کاشانی این آرامگاه در خیابان محتشم واقع شده است که می‌توانید در بازدید از آن بر مزار پدر مرثیه‌سرایی ایران فاتحه‌ای بخوانید. این بزرگ مرد مرثیه که از شاعران نامی دوران صفوی محسوب می‌شود، شعرهایی در وصف شهیدان، امام حسین و واقعه‌ی کربلا گفته است. شاعر نامی محتشم کاشانی، مقبره‌ای نسبتا باشکوه و گنبدی فیروزه‌ای دارد که به شمس الشعرای کاشانی لقب گرفته است. این شاعر در سال 905 هجری در کاشان زاده شد و بیشتر عمر خود را در این شهر سپری کرد. وی در دوران نوجوانی به تحصیل علوم دینی و ادبی روی آورد و در نهایت با گذاشتن جا پایِ پدرش خواجه میر احمد، پیشه بزازی را انتخاب کرد. محتشم کاشانی در دوران جوانی فنون شاعری را از استادش صرافی استرآبادی یاد گرفت و به سرودن اشعاری در قالب‌های گوناگون مشغول شد. جالب است بدانید که برخی از ابیات شعرهای مشهور خود را همچون شعری که در وصف امام حسین گفته را در خواب خود از امیر المومنین و حضرت ولی عصر (عج) الهام گرفته است. شاعر پر آوازه‌ی کاشان، پس از سال‌ها سرودن و مرثیه در مورد ائمه اطهار، سرانجام در سال 996 هجری قمری در این شهر تاریخی در گذشت. آرامگاه محتشم کاشانی را در مساحتی بالغ بر 80 متر ساخته‌اند و بر مزارش سنگی از جنس مرمر قرار داده‌اند. گردشگران در بازدید از از آرامگاه محتشم کاشانی می‌توانند به نظاره‌ی دیوارهای بقعه آجری و مقرنس کاشی‌کاری بنشینند و ابیاتی را که بر روی این دیوارها نوشته شده است را با خود مرور کنند. با قدم زدن در اطراف این آرامگاه کوچه‌هایی تنگ و باریکی می‌بینید که شما را به بازدید از این بنا هدایت می‌کنند. همچنین در کنار تماشایِ آرامگاه محتشم کاشانی می‌توانید به دیدنِ مجموعه آثار او بروید که توسط یکی از شاگردانش در هفت کتاب جمع شده و هم اکنون در این بنا به معرض نمایش گذاشته شده است. از جمله این آثار ارزشمند می‌توان به قصیده‌ها، غزلیات، ترکیب بند، رباعیات و مثنویات وی اشاره کرد.

(Translated by Google) The great elegiac poet of Iran, Kamal al-Din Ali bin Mir Ahmad Kashani, nicknamed "Shams al-Shaarai Kashani" and addressed as "Mohtsham Kashani", is one of the poets of the early Safavid era. His death happened in 996 A.H. His tomb is in one of the central neighborhoods of Kashan city known as Kui Mohtsham. The composition of the famous stanza of Karbala martyrs made him immortal and popular. Mohtsham's tomb, which today is a beloved and romantic shrine of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH), has a small dome decorated with beautiful tiles. On the walls of the four sides of the mausoleum, verses from his famous composition are placed in white Nastaliq script on a dark blue background. (Original) بزرگ مرثیه سرای ایران ، کمال الدّین علی بن میر احمد کاشانی ملقّب به « شمس الشعرای کاشانی » و متخلّص به « محتشم کاشانی » ، از شاعران اوایل عهد صفوی است. وفات او درسال 996 ه.ق روی داده است آرامگاه او در یکی از محلات مرکزی شهر کاشان موسوم به کوی محتشم است. ترکیب بند معروف شهدای کربلا او را جاودانه و زبانزد خاص و عام ساخت. بقعه محتشم که امروزه زیارتگاه دلباخته و عاشقانه اهل بیت (ع) است دارای گنبدی کوچک که با کاشی کاری زیبا یی مزین شده است. بر دیوارهای چهار جانب بقعه ، بند هایی از ترکیب بند مشهور او به خط نستعلیق سفید بر زمینه ای سرمه ای قرار گرفته است.

Lajevardi inn Cleaning is not appropriate at all. The bed covers and pillowcases are dirty. And they smell bad. The floor carpet has not been washed for years. The rooms do not have separate toilets and you have to go to the toilet at the end of the corridor. This place is together uses eith other guest. TV is not available. In fact, a prisoner who prays to get up early in the morning as soon as possible. And scape...

Good breakfast, good shower, nice people. It's a little dirty but it's also cheap. I liked this.

Bad experience dirty place bad service and expensive for place like this no soap no towels bad shower lots of noise.

rooms are dirty and hoteling is bad

(Translated by Google) Very simple and quiet old but sometimes it is better than nothing. Mumtaz Lajordi guest house is located on Ayatollah Kashani street and Shahid Ghaznavi intersection. The guest house is suitable and it is located almost in the center of the city and has good access to historical monuments and the market and the like. Because it is located next to Shahid Almasi Boys' High School, the school may be a little annoying. This guesthouse is average and as the name suggests, you should not expect too much from such inns and guesthouses. All in all, it's not bad to have a shelter and catch a breath. (Original) Very simple and quiet old but sometimes it is better than nothing. مهمان پذیر ممتاز لاجوردی در خیابان آیت الله کاشانی و تقاطع سه راهی شهید غزنوی واقع شده است. محل مهمانپذیر مناسب است و تقریبا در مرکز شهر واقع شده است و به بناهای تاریخی و بازار و امثالهم دسترسی خوبی دارد. چون کنار دبیرستان پسرانه شهید الماسی قرار گرفته است ممکن است کمی شلوغی مدرسه اذیت کننده باشد. این مهمان پذیر در حد متوسط است و همان طور که از اسمش پیداست شما نباید توقعات چندان زیادی از این قبیل مسافرخانه‌ها و مهمان پذیرها داشته باشید. در مجموع برای اینکه سرپناهی داشته باشید و دمی بیاسایید بد نیست.

(Translated by Google) It was very very disgusting and dirty The bathroom smelled bad from the room The possibility of a vacation was outrageous Now that we are traveling and got the room I recommend you to go to Kashan Just go to the sights Don't go to this hospitality That's all (Original) خیلی خیلی چندش و کثیف بود بوی بد سرویس بهداشتی میاد از اتاق امکان رفایی افتظاح بود الان که ما مسافر هستیم و اتاق رو گرفتیم بهتون توصیه میکنم که میرید کاشان فقط برین جاهای دیدنی همین سمت این مهمان پذیری نرید تماممممممممممم

(Translated by Google) It was disgraceful, dirty and noisy.... I went to Shiraz for a lower price than this, which was very clean and quiet. I do not suggest that you will be upset and you cannot rest (Original) افتزاح بود ، کثیف پر سرصدا .... من با قیمت کمتر از این تو شیراز رفتم که بسیار تمیز و ساکت بود اصلا پیشنهاد نمیکنم حالتون بهم میخوره و نمیتونید استراحت کنید

It, s closed forever!!!

(Translated by Google) This restaurant, under the good management of Mr. Tabatabai Rad, again took the new name Hiwaro restaurant, and was able to find its fans in this short period of time. All kinds of Iranian dishes were served in Hiva restaurant as well as pizza. There was also a buffet that included all kinds of salads and desserts. The quality and taste of the food was excellent. But due to some problems, this place was completely closed... (Original) این رستوران بامدیریت خوب اقای طباطبایی راد دوباره نام جدید رستوران هیوارو به خود اختصاص داد، و توانست تو این مدت زمان کم طرفدارای خودش رو پیدا کنه. تو رستوران هیوا انواع غذاهای ایرانی به علاوه پیتزا سرو می شد. بوفه هم دارشت که شامل انواع سالاد ها و دسر ها رو سزو می کرد‌.کیفیت و طعم غذاهاش عالیه بود.اما به دلیل بعضی از مشکلات این مکان به طور کامل تعطیل شد...

(Translated by Google) We went, it was not bad, but the space is small (Original) ما رفتیم بد نبود ولی فضا کوچیک

(Translated by Google) Rukh Bam Isatis Construction Company (Original) شرکت ساختمانی رخ بام ایساتیس

(Translated by Google) has been closed (Original) تعطیل شده است

(Translated by Google) is closed (Original) تعطیل شده

Very nice shop with beautiful collection from all over Iran.. They accept euro and dollars . . The sellers are very nice and patient . It has a great ambiance outside too .

Pretty good place to find lranian fine carpet and rug with some other traditional carfts like fine work potteries and that you can buy it.

Very nice place with a wide variety of unique and beautiful carpets

nice place! even if you don't buy anything!

Contemporary art and historic carpets in a wonderful place.

An amazing collection of nomadic and old carpet with fair prices.

Great place to purchase vintage carpets.

outdoor sides is very good and if rain or snow comes that make this place wonderful

Good coffee shop, Friendly environment

perfect guy ❤️

👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) You are the best and most branded cafe in Kashan, be really successful (Original) بهترین و برندترین کافه کاشان هستین واقعا موفق باشین

(Translated by Google) Two of my friends and I visited the Bench Cafe for the first time. When I entered the cafe, my eyes widened in surprise! The entire time we were inside, I kept complimenting the atmosphere of the cafe; a completely classic and stylish environment. It gives the feeling of expensive houses in Tehran in the 70s! The orders we placed were affogato, flavored mocha (vanilla), and chocolate shake. I, who ordered affogato, really enjoyed the texture and taste of the ice cream with the coffee; my friend, who ordered mocha, was also very satisfied with it. However, my friend said he didn't like the chocolate shake very much, but I ate it and liked it. Overall, the atmosphere is very calm, the staff is friendly, and the service is good. I definitely recommend you to visit this cafe. (Original) کافه نیمکت رو من و دو تا از دوستانم برای اولین بار رفته بودیم. وارد محیط کافه که شدم از شدت تعجب چشمام گرد شده بود! تو کل مدتی که داخل کافه بودیم همش از فضای کافه تعریف میکردم؛ یه محیط کاملا کلاسیک و شیک. حس خونه های گرون تهران تو دهه هفتاد رو میده! سفارشی که دادیم آفوگاتو، موکا طعم دار(وانیلی) و شیک شکلات بود. من که آفوگاتو سفارش داده بودم از بافت و طعم بستنی کنار قهوه خیلی لذت بردم؛ همینطور دوستم که موکا سفارش داده بود خیلی ازش راضی بود. اما شیک شکلات دوستم می‌گفت زیاد دوست ندارم ولی من ازش خوردم خوشم اومد. در کل محیط خیلی آروم، کادر خوش برخورد و خدمات خوبی دارن. پیشنهاد میکنم حتما یه سر به این کافه بزنید

(Translated by Google) A great place for travelers during Nowruz (Original) جای مناسب وعالی برای مسافران در سال نوروزی

An absolutely beautiful restaurant in a traditional hotel, but with a modern touch of interior design. They offer menu in English with prices clearly stated, and the staff spoke decent English too. The quality of food was above average, meaning not exceptional but definitely better than just decent, with a semi-western plating style. I had a starter with grilled zucchini and main course of a lamb stew with beans, both were enjoyable. The main problem as stated in other comments is that because of the architectural structure of the room, every sound echoes which makes it a bit too noisy to dine there. The staff talked to each other constantly and it felt quite annoying with all the echoed voices and background music - all they had to do was to step into the kitchen to chitchat. Actual service-wise, my main course was served when I had the first bite of my starter, and that felt a bit unprofessional. Also, I had to ask for cutleries. I’d still recommend this restaurant if you happen to be in Kashan.

‘Gosht loobia’ traditional food of kashan and kash bademjoon were so dainty . Ambiance so calm and enjoyable.

Great ambience, great food quality with yummy taste! Don’t miss Shami Havij ( carrot Shami) it’s one of a kind.

I have a nice trip and delicious food here.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, I do not recommend this place. First, the restaurant is not in Manochehri's house, but in a basement outside Manochehri's house. After all, the environment of the restaurant is not beautiful at all. Music is playing constantly. The food we ordered was only Sikh, but it was of poor quality in terms of taste and Hajj compared to the price. We ordered cherry pilaf with saffron flavored chicken film and they brought us grilled chicken with cherry pilaf. The grilled chicken skewers were so hot that I burned my fingers. We ordered a lemonade drink and they brought us lemon flavored water. Only the pumpkin food was delicious. The prices are generally very expensive (Original) متاسفانه این جا رو توصیه نمی‌کنم. اول اینکه رستوران در خود خانه منوچهری نیست بلکه در یک زیر زمین بیرون از خانه منوچهری. بعد اینکه محیط رستوران اصلا قشنگ نیست. مدام موسیقی پخش میشه. غذا هایی که سفارش داديم فقط سیک بود ولی از نظز مزه و حج نسبت به قیمت بی‌کیفیت بود. ما منو آلبالو پلو با فیلم مرغ با طعم زعفران سفارش داديم و برای ما جوجه کباب با آلبالو پلو آوردند. سیخ های جوجه کباب انقدر داغ بود که انگشت های من سوخت. نوشیدنی لیموناد سفارش داديم برای ما آب با طعم لیمو آوردند. فقط خوراک کدو با کش اش خوشمزه بود. قیمت ها هم در کل خیلی گرون بیخودی

(Translated by Google) This restaurant was wonderful and it was my best experience among restaurants in Kashan. The quality of the food was extremely high and we were satisfied with almost all of our orders. The environment was calm and cozy, and people were really tired, and the behavior of the staff was also respectful. The price range was similar to other restaurants (almost high), but considering the high quality of the food, it was very valuable. I would like to come to this restaurant again on my next trip. (Original) این رستوران فوق العاده بود و بهترین تجربه من از رستوران های داخل کاشان بود. کیفیت غذا ها به شدت بالا بود و ما تقریبا از تمامی سفارش هامون راضی بودیم. محیط اروم و دنج و واقعا خستگی ادم در میرفت و رفتار پرسنل نیز محترمانه بود. رنج قیمتی مشابه بقیه رستوران ها بود (تقریبا بالا) ولی با توجه به کیفیت بالای غذا ها بسیار ارزنده بود. من دوست دارم تو سفر بعدیم دوباره بیام این رستوران.

(Translated by Google) Everything is very good. Space, music and food. Especially shepherd's fillet and curd and kodush (Original) همه چیز خیلی خوبهههه. فضا، موسیقی و غذاش. مخصوصا فیله چوپان و کشک و کدوش

(Translated by Google) Aran and Bidgol are one of the oldest human settlements, which date back to about 9 thousand years. In this way, around the first origin of Taran civilization, settlements in the form of castles appeared and became known as an area called Chehal Hasaran, where Aran and Bidgol are each one of these forty fences. are Aran, whose origin comes from Arian, means the holy place, and Bidgol is derived from Weigel. The language of the people of this region is Farsi with different dialects and this local language is considered among the old Pahlavi languages. Regarding the religion of the people of Aran and Bidgol, evidence such as the remains of the Niaser fire pit can be a proof that they were Zoroastrian before Islam, that with the rise of the sun of Islam, this region was one of the first central regions where its people converted to Islam and to the family of Raslat and Imamate. They loved that the existence of blessed places and shrines is a sign of this claim. (Original) آران و بیدگل از قدیمی‌ترین سکونتگاه‌های بشری است که قدمت آن به حدود ۹ هزار ساله می‌رسد به این‌صورت که در اطراف نخستین خاستگاه مدنیت درجهان، آبادی‌هایی به‌صورت قلعه پدید آمد و به منطقه‌ای به‌نام چهل‌حصاران شهرت یافت که آران و بیدگل هر کدام یکی از این چهل حصار هستند. آران که اصل آن از آرین آمده به معنای جایگاه مقدس و بیدگل برگرفته از ویگل است. زبان مردم این منطقه فارسی با لهجه‌های متفاوت است و این زبان محلی در زمره زبان‌های پهلوی قدیم به‌شمار می‌رود. در مورد دین مردم آران و بیدگل قراینی چون آثار باقی‌مانده از آتشکده نیاسر می‌تواند دلیلی بر زرتشتی بودن آنها تا پیش از اسلام باشد که با طلوع خورشید اسلام این خطه از جمله نخستین مناطق مرکزی بود که مردم آن به اسلام گرویدند و به خاندان رسالت و امامت عشق ورزیدند که وجود بقاع متبرکه و زیارتگاه‌ها نشان این مدعاست.

(Translated by Google) Imamzadeh Hadi (AS) Mosque in the city of Aran and Bidgol, Isfahan Province, is one of the important religious and pilgrimage sites in this region. This place, with its historical history and beautiful architecture, hosts many pilgrims from all over the country every year. History and Location: * This Imamzadeh is located in the city of Bidgol, after Imam Khomeini Square. * The building dates back to the Qajar era and was registered in the National Monuments of Iran on March 15, 1379 with registration number 3625. * According to existing documents and local traditions, the lineage of this noble Imamzadeh goes back to Imam Sajjad (AS). * This building is 500 years old and has remained since the Safavid era. Architectural Features and Facilities: * This complex includes the Imamzadeh tomb, mosque, and a large courtyard. * The area of ​​the courtyard of the shrine is 14,000 square meters. * The area of ​​the tomb and its porches is 500 square meters, and a mosque with an area of ​​500 square meters has been built next to it. * This Imamzadeh has two 25-meter-high spires that are decorated with beautiful tilework. * The Bidgol Martyrs' Garden is located in the southern courtyard of this tomb, which doubles its cultural and spiritual value. Religious and cultural importance: * Imamzadeh Hadi (AS) is a sacred and respected place for residents and pilgrims. * The presence of the Martyrs' Garden in this place has made it a place of cultural and religious importance. (Original) مسجد امامزاده هادی (ع) در شهر آران و بیدگل، استان اصفهان، یکی از اماکن مذهبی و زیارتی مهم این منطقه است. این مکان با قدمتی تاریخی و معماری زیبا، هر ساله میزبان زائران بسیاری از سراسر کشور است. تاریخچه و موقعیت: * این امامزاده در شهر بیدگل، پس از میدان امام خمینی واقع شده است. * قدمت بنا به دوره قاجار بازمی‌گردد و در تاریخ 25 اسفند 1379 با شماره ثبت 3625 در فهرست آثار ملی ایران به ثبت رسیده است. * نسب این امامزاده بزرگوار، طبق اسناد موجود و روایات محلی، به حضرت امام سجاد (ع) می‌رسد. * این ساختمان دارای قدمتی 500 ساله است و از دوران صفویه تا کنون باقی مانده است. ویژگی‌های معماری و امکانات: * این مجموعه شامل بقعه امامزاده، مسجد و صحن وسیع است. * مساحت صحن حیاط زیارتگاه 14000 متر مربع است. * مساحت بقعه و ایوان‌های آن 500 متر مربع است و در کنار آن مسجدی با مساحت 500 متر مربع ساخته شده است. * این امامزاده دارای دو گلدسته به ارتفاع 25 متر است که با کاشی‌کاری‌های زیبا تزئین شده‌اند. * گلزار شهدای بیدگل در صحن جنوبی این بقعه واقع شده است که ارزش فرهنگی و معنوی آن را دوچندان می‌کند. اهمیت مذهبی و فرهنگی: * امامزاده هادی (ع) مکانی مقدس و مورد احترام برای اهالی و زائران است. * وجود گلزار شهدا در این مکان، آن را به مکانی با اهمیت فرهنگی و مذهبی تبدیل کرده است.

(Translated by Google) The threshold of Imamzadeh Hadi Bidgol belongs to the historical periods after Islam - Qajar period and it is located in the city of Aran and Bidgol, after Imam Khomeini Square in Bidgol, and this work was registered as one of the national works of Iran on March 25, 1379 with registration number 3625. The registration has been received. [1] (Original) آستانه امامزاده هادی بیدگل مربوط به دوران‌های تاریخی پس از اسلام - دوره قاجار است و در شهرستان آران و بیدگل، بعد از میدان امام خمینی بید گل واقع شده و این اثر در تاریخ ۲۵ اسفند ۱۳۷۹ با شمارهٔ ثبت ۳۶۲۵ به‌عنوان یکی از آثار ملی ایران به ثبت رسیده است.[۱]

(Translated by Google) Imamzadeh should become a cultural hub The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of God be upon him): "Do not decorate your mosques as the Jews and the Christians have decorated them"[4]; Do not decorate your mosques with gold, as Jews and Christians decorated their temples with gold. . The Messenger of God (peace and blessings of God be upon him): "Don't build the mosques in such a way that you pray two rak'ahs in them"[5]; Don't make mosques a place of passage, unless you pray two rak'ats in it. (Original) امامزاده گان باید به قطب فرهنگی تبدیل شوند رسول اکرم(صلی الله علیه وآله): «لا تُزَخْرِفُوا مَسَاجِدَكُمْ كَمَا زَخْرَفْتِ الْيَهُودُ وَ النَّصَارَى بِيَعَهُمْ»[4]؛ مساجد خود را با طلا زينت نکنيد، هم چنان که يهود و نصارى معابد خود را با طلا زينت نمودند. . رسول خدا(صلی الله علیه وآله): «لاتَجْعَلُوا الْمَسَاجِدَ طُرُقاً حَتَّى تُصَلُّوا فِيهَا رَكْعَتَيْنِ»[5]؛ مساجد را گذرگاه و محل عبور خود قرار ندهيد، مگر اينکه دو رکعت نماز در آن به جاي آوريد.

(Translated by Google) Greetings and greetings for the new year of this place, Imamzadeh Hadi and the most important of them, Sayyid Zainab Khatun, who was easily separated from the body of Imamzadeh Hadi with a saw. (Original) باسلام و تبریک سال نو این مکان امام زاده هادی ومهمتر شان سیدهً زینب خاتون که براحتی سرمبارک امام زاده هادی بوسیله اره ازپیکرشان جدا شده

(Translated by Google) By entering this court, one's soul is refreshed. (Original) با ورود به این بارگاه روح آدم تازه می شود.

(Translated by Google) Imamzadeh Hadi and Bibi Zainab Khatun are the children of Imam Sajjad (Original) امامزاده هادی و بی بی زینب خاتون فرزندان امام سجاد ع

(Translated by Google) best quality, especially baklava is very, very tasty! (Original) beste Qualität, vor allem Baklava ist sehr sehr lecker!

(Translated by Google) The sweets are of high quality and very tasty great (Original) شیرینی ها با کیفیت و بسیار خوشمزه هستند عالی

(Translated by Google) It has fresh and delicious sweets (Original) شیرینی‌های تازه و خوشمزه‌ای داره

(Translated by Google) Fresh and delicious (Original) تازه و خوشمزه

A famous mosque. Three time prayer congrgations held here.

(Translated by Google) The Salman Mosque is one of the best mosques and is always active in religious ceremonies, festivals, and occasions. It benefits from a good board of trustees, and congregational prayers are held three times a day, morning, noon, and evening. (Original) مسجدکوی سلمان یکی ازمساجدخوب وهمیشه فعال درمراسم واعیادومناسبت های مذهبی ودینی است وازهیئت امنای خوبی بهره منداست وسه وقت صبح وظهروشام نمازجماعت برگزارمیشود.

(Translated by Google) It has good plans (Original) برنامه های خوبی داره

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) عالییی

(Translated by Google) In the center of Kashan city. It is similar to the Leaning Tower of Pisa (Original) در مرکز شهر کاشان. و شبیه ب برج کج پیزا هست

(Translated by Google) Zain al-Din Minaret belongs to the 15th century AD and is located in Kashan, Mullah Habibullah Sharif Street, and this work was registered as one of the national works of Iran on 15 January 1310 with registration number 118. (Original) مناره زین الدین متعلق به سدهٔ پانزدهم میلادی است و در کاشان، خیابان ملا حبیب‌الله شریف واقع شده و این اثر در تاریخ ۱۵ دی ۱۳۱۰ با شمارهٔ ثبت ۱۱۸ به‌عنوان یکی از آثار ملی ایران به ثبت رسیده‌است.

(Translated by Google) The ancient Zain al-Din Tower on Molhabib Sharif Street in Kashan, which was built during the Seljuk period, is one of the most beautiful and tallest observation and guard towers in Iran. It was built with 21 meters high brick and a 27 meters tall story. Unfortunately, it has reduced half of its height and only 15 meters remain. (Original) برج باستانی زین الدین در خیابان ملاحبیب شریف کاشان که دردوره سلجوقیان بناشده است از زیباترین وبلندترین برج های دیدبانی وپاسبانی ایران زمین بوده که باآجرپخته وعالی در21وبه روایتی در27متربناشده امابابی محلی وعدم توجه بیشترین ارتفاع برج بعداز زلزله های متعددشکسته وکج شده است و بجای تلاش برای مرمت وحفظ آن متاسفانه نیمی از متراژ ارتفاع آن کم کرده ودرحد15مترازآن باقیمانده است.

Until 2005, no one knew about this underground city. A person digging a well on their property stumbled upon it, and that's when the city of Ouyi came to light. Today, visitors can purchase tickets and explore its underground tunnels at their leisure. We've become so accustomed to modern cities and skyscrapers that it's easy to take advanced construction techniques for granted. But in the Sassanian era, such technology didn't exist. This city was entirely hand-dug, a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance. Beyond its construction, its architecture and function are truly astonishing. The city is divided into three levels, each with numerous tunnels and chambers interconnected by vertical shafts. These shafts, or canals, served as both passageways and ventilation systems. Originally built as a defense mechanism during the Sassanian period, the city provided a hidden refuge and escape route. As we wander through the tunnels, we can't help but imagine the people who sought shelter here. The city is called Ouyi, which means "hey" in the local dialect. One theory suggests that people would call out "ouyi" to locate each other in the dark tunnels. Another theory proposes that the name was given to the city during its construction. The first level is a maze of tunnels, perfect for hiding and escaping. The second and third levels seem to have been designed for habitation, and it's likely that food and supplies were stored here. The city's lighting system is fascinating. Niches in the walls once held oil lamps, providing illumination. The ventilation system was equally impressive, utilizing U-shaped shafts and natural air pressure to circulate fresh air. There are two main entrances to the city. The first leads to a smaller area, and experts believe it may have been reserved for the city's ruler. The second entrance, accessed via a flight of 50 steps, opens into a larger space and was likely used by the general population. Other entrances have been sealed over time. At the heart of the city, there's a large open space that some scholars believe may have been used as a fire temple. Visiting the underground city of Ouyi is a unique experience. As you explore its damp tunnels and narrow passages, you can't help but feel a connection to the people who once sought refuge here.

I visited the Noushabad Underground City last month and I was amazed by the ancient architecture and engineering of this hidden gem. The underground city is a labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, and staircases that were built to protect the inhabitants from invaders and harsh weather. The city is divided into three levels, each with its own features and functions. The first level is mainly for storage and ventilation, the second level is for living and socializing, and the third level is for emergency escape. The city is well-preserved and well-lit, and the guides are very knowledgeable and friendly. They explain the history and culture of the city, as well as the ingenious design and construction of the underground network. The entrance fee is very reasonable, and there is a souvenir shop and a cafe near the exit. I highly recommend this attraction to anyone who is interested in ancient history, culture, and architecture. It is a unique and unforgettable experience that you won't regret.

Sorry but if you ever before visited an underground city, this one is not worth it. If it is your first, then you can give it a chance. It is rather small visiting area, we were done in less than 15min. The history sound interesting but the experience is not. You see only the first level, maybe in the future they will expand it to 2nd and 3rd level.

Prove of ancient genius work. And prove of how life always difficult to live. Really good maintain, I wish it is more people to visit then the shop around will not be too lonely and have work to do. Many people also need a nice coffee after visit, for real. ☕

A visit to the Noushabad Underground City in Iran proved to be an exceptional experience that showcased the ingenuity and resourcefulness of its ancient creators. This remarkable site, constructed during the Sasanian Empire and expanded in the post-Islamic era, has only recently been uncovered. Beneath the town of Noushabad lies a complex network of tunnels, chambers, air ducts, and canals that span across multiple levels. As I explored this vast underground sanctuary, I was struck by the incredible engineering prowess of the ancient Persians. Once serving as a safe haven for women, children, and the elderly during times of conflict, the city's importance and scale are truly impressive. My journey through the hidden gem of Noushabad has deepened my appreciation for Iran's rich history and heritage. Exploring the well-preserved living quarters, storage spaces, and water supply systems provided insight into the daily lives of those who sought refuge in this remarkable sanctuary. In summary, the Noushabad Underground City is an outstanding testament to ancient Persian innovation, and a visit to this site is highly recommended for history enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

A huge underground shelter built around 1500 years ago! A most visit. Use the same ticket you bought at the first gate to also visit the second entrance. When returning from the second gate, enjoy a cup of traditional coffee at the small coffeeshop when returning upstairs. Nice helpful staff. Great experience.

A must see place near Kashan at which you will learn a lot about the history of central Iran. Don't miss it if you are interested in ancient history. Just be mindful if you have heart or respiratory diseases. The tunnels are tight and oxygen might be limited although usual healthy people should be fine.

This was the third time I chose Ameriha Hotel to stay and I still believe it is the best in Kashan. Our stay was a peaceful one. Compared to the previous two stays in the past years, the quality of the room in terms of the freshness of the sheets, bedspreads and toiletries had declined. The sheets and bedspreads were old, the toilet was murky and used, and the shower head had a broken ceiling. But the breakfast was still of excellent quality and the staff was nice. Of course, the receptionist was not very friendly during check-out and departure. But overall, we had a pleasant stay in this beautiful hotel on the first day of spring.

We had a wonderful stay at Saraye Ameriha Boutique Hotel in Kashan and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area! The property is absolutely stunning, rich in history, beautifully restored, and very clean. Our room was spacious and comfortable, and every corner of the hotel felt like stepping back in time in the best way possible. The coffee shop, lounge, and restaurant added so much character to the experience. We especially loved the cozy vibe of the lounge! We also went on a desert tour arranged through the hotel. our driver was fantastic, friendly, and made the whole experience fun and memorable. The staff were overall wonderful. A big shoutout to the two gentlemen who gave us the tour inside the Emarat. they were knowledgeable, warm, and really made the history come alive. One of the front desk ladies could have been more welcoming, she didn’t seem too engaged while we were speaking and only addressed one of us, which felt a bit off. That said, another woman at the front desk was incredibly polite and helpful, so it balanced out. We had a minor issue with a nail sticking out of a closet that snagged my shirt, but as soon as we reported it, they fixed it and apologized right away, appreciated the quick response. The restaurant had a great ambiance, though we felt the quality of the meat could be slightly improved. Still, these are small things that don’t take away from the overall experience. Truly a 5/5 stay from the architecture and atmosphere to the service and excursions. We’re so glad we chose to stay here!

Excellent location and beautiful architecture, no doubt. Rooms are extremely expensive per night but the level of hygiene is not reflective of the price you pay. Our room was dirty when we first checked in and they had to send someone to clean it when we were present. Plates and cups were dirty too. Very bad internet and WiFi - almost non existent. Staff are more interested in lurking around like leeches for a tip than genuinely wanting to be helpful. The concierge gave us wrong information about traveling to a nearby village for rose water extraction and we wasted our whole day. Slow service. Money-minded porters. Unclean. I would take your money and stay somewhere else but you can definitely go to the restaurants (mirror restaurant) and cafes of this hotel - just don’t sleep here. Waste of money.

Although the place is very beautiful, unfortunately the service was disappointing. It doesn’t feel like a 5-star experience at all—more like 3 stars, or even 2. The cleanliness and service levels were poor, likely because there aren’t enough staff for such a large property. You’re constantly looking around for someone to help. I’ve stayed at a similar hotel in Kashan before that was much better, with a more reasonable price and much nicer service. Overall, the price here is just not worth the level of service you get.

Hotel Ameriha is a clean, traditional hotel thoughtfully modernized with essential amenities. It offers an excellent atmosphere, outstanding staff, and a fresh, varied breakfast featuring warm bread served by a kind baker.

Staying at this hotel is an experience in itself. Staff was professional and kind. Speak fluent English. Had a great time there.

Staying at this hotel will make you feel like you are a queen or king, living in the glorious and historic era of Iran.

A must-see spot in Kashan.We visited around sunset, and the combination of the warm lighting with the bluish evening sky was absolutely stunning.

You just can't leave Kashan without seeing House of Lucie. Extraordinary renovation of this old house, breath-taking photos from all time, calmness and the exquisite vibe, make it all a wonderful experience, of course thanks to Mr.Hossein Farmani.

Fantastic Must see place

the best place for a photographer

A museum of photography.

It is an amazing gallery of photos that is worth visiting in Kashan. The photographs are very interesting and the building is nicely renovated and I liked the architecture.

(Translated by Google) It was a very beautiful and modern house with traditional authenticity and tasteful renovation of the mansion. (Original) خانه بسیار زیبا و مدرنی بود همراه با اصالت سنتی و خوش سلیقه‌گی در بازسازی عمارت.