Amir al Saltaneh Traditional Residence – Kashan

Imamzadeh Habib-ebne Moosa – Kashan

The same is located in Kashan and is related to the offspring of Imam Mohammad Baqer (PBUH). The same was constructed in the second half of the 7th century AH. The structure has a tiled dome with two elegant minarets.

Agha Bozorg Mosque – Kashan

This mosque is one of the most glorious Islamic buildings in Kashan which is considered the most interesting historical building in Kashan at the moment, considering its great brick dome and tiled minaret. Agha Bozorg Mosque in Kashan was built in ...

Imamzadeh Shah Yalan – Kashan

This tomb is located in the goldsmith section of the bazaar of Kashan. It is the resting-place of Soleiman Ebne Moosa Ebne Jaffar (PBUH). The architecture of the same is related to the Saljuqi period and was built in the year 902 AH.

Sohrab Sepehri Tomb – Kashan

Sohrab Sepehri was an Iranian poet, author and painter. He was one of the most important temporary poets of Iran and his poems have been translated into many languages such as English, French, Spanish and Italian. Sohrab Sepehri was born on 15th ...

Imamzadeh Shahzadeh Hadi – Kashan

This structure is octagonal with a diameter of 7 m. and a height of 9 m. along with a platform on each side 2.51 m. in girth and to the height of 5 m. In this structure, gypsum inscriptions with the verses of the great poet Mohtasham Kashany can be ...

Imamzadeh Helal-ebne Ali – Kashan

This structure has a dome with two Minarets that are decorated with tiles. Its north and south facing courtyards are vast, and the porches high. Besides which there are various chambers, the pool or Hauz Khaneh, cellars and ancient wind trappers. ...

Aran Va Bidgol Village – Kashan

Aran Va Bidgol has a dry and warm climate. The founder of the former was Aran Ebne Qasan. Whereas, Bibi Gol, daughter of a Mongol commander was responsible for the construction of the latter. This vicinity boasts of many relics related to the ...

Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse – Kashan

Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse whose appellation is due to its closeness to Suktan Amir Ahmad Shrine dates back to Seljuk era based on the discovered evidences. The current building is remaining from Qajar era, though. In fact, some of the remaining ...