Meoweler
Iran

Eşfahān / Where architecture whispers poetry

MeowScore 😻92/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😻
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

April

To experience the Persian New Year and vibrant festivities.

🕌🌞
january

To experience the magic of Naqsh-e Jahan Square and enjoy the great weather!

🌉🕰️
february

Explore the stunning architecture of Esfahan's historical bridges and enjoy the peaceful views.

🌸🏛️
march

Witness the beautiful Persian gardens in full bloom and explore the city's rich culture.

🎉🎊
april

Celebrate the Persian New Year and enjoy the colorful festivities and traditions.

🍲🍢
may

Enjoy the great weather, visit the local bazaars and try the delicious street food.

🕌🏰
june

Beat the summer heat by exploring the cool interiors of the city's mosques and palaces.

🎭🎨
july

Experience the vibrant nightlife and attend exciting cultural events and exhibitions.

🌳🧘
august

Take a break from the summer heat by relaxing in the city's many parks and gardens.

🏛️🚶
september

Enjoy the cooler weather and explore the less crowded landmarks and attractions.

🍃🎨
october

Experience the colorful fall foliage and visit the city's many museums and art galleries.

🛍️💰
november

Shop for unique souvenirs and traditional handicrafts in the local markets.

🌨️🎄
december

Experience the snow-covered city and visit the charming winter festivals and events.

⚖️

Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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Shopping in Esfahan can be affordable if you know where to look, but it can also get pricey in more touristy areas. Food and transportation are generally cheap.

Haggle for lower prices at markets and don't be afraid to venture out of the touristy areas for cheaper options.

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

to explore attractions and architecture

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

to explore attractions and architecture

A popular destination in Iran.

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture in Esfahan

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture in Esfahan

Cash is preferred, splitting the bill is common. Tipping is not expected in restaurants.

internet situation

bad Speed

Slow connection reported by users

good Availability

Relatively good coverage with some occasional outages

great Cellular

Good coverage provided by multiple carriers

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

IRR

1 IRR =
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biking hostile

Not bike-friendly

walkable -ish

Greenery and heritage sites

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative society

In this furrific city, every cat will be purrfectly pleased to stroll their paws along the Chahar Bagh paw-venue beneath the majestic catopies.

Explore the grand Meowsque paw-menade or stretch out on the Pol-e Khaju to feel the gentle purrs of the wind while marveling at the tantalizing feline fountains.

Things to do

The mainstream

⛪
Vank Cathedral
🕌
Jameh Mosque
🏛️
Chehel Sotoun Palace
🌉
Si-o-se-pol Bridge
🏰
Imam Square

The mainstream

⛪
Vank Cathedral

An Armenian cathedral with intricate frescoes that tell stories from the Bible.

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🕌
Jameh Mosque

One of the oldest mosques in Iran, known for its stunning tile work and dome.

Google Maps
🏛️
Chehel Sotoun Palace

Palace with 20 wooden columns reflected in a pool that looks like 40 columns.

Google Maps
🌉
Si-o-se-pol Bridge

A gorgeous bridge over Zayanderud River that lights up at night.

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🏰
Imam Square

Biggest square in the world, surrounded by majestic buildings and fountains.

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Off the beaten path

🎨
Vank Cathedral
🕌
Jameh Mosque of Esfahan
🏯
Hasht Behesht Palace
🌉
Khaju Bridge
🌅
Siosepol Bridge

Off the beaten path

🎨
Vank Cathedral

An Armenian Christian cathedral with stunning frescoes and a museum, a unique and fascinating place for curious cats.

Google Maps
🕌
Jameh Mosque of Esfahan

One of the oldest and most beautiful mosques in Iran with intricate tile work and a peaceful courtyard, purrfect for contemplation and relaxation.

Google Maps
🏯
Hasht Behesht Palace

A royal palace and garden said to have been built in the 17th century, now a peaceful retreat for cats seeking shade and history.

Google Maps
🌉
Khaju Bridge

Another stunning bridge with intricate tile work and pavilions, meowvelous at night when the lights reflect on the river.

Google Maps
🌅
Siosepol Bridge

A beautiful bridge over the Zayanderud River with 33 arches, perfect for a sunset stroll.

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biking hostile

Not bike-friendly

walkable -ish

Greenery and heritage sites

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative society

Mindful meoweler tips

Naghsh-e Jahan Square - A Cat's view of the Esfahan's Central Square

A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the largest squares in the world, where cats can sunbathe in the gardens, and feast on local snacks from nearby cafes.

Si-o-se-pol - A Cat's View of the Bridge of 33 Arches

This stunning bridge over the Zayandeh River is a popular spot for cats to stroll through, play with fall leaves, and watch the sunset.

Local food, a Cat's Perspective

Cats visiting Esfahan should try out the delicious, savory dishes like Koofteh Tabrizi, a meatball served in a rich tomato sauce, and Fesenjan, a rich stew made of meat, pomegranate, and walnut. Also, cats love Kashk-e-bademjan, a creamy eggplant dip.

Useful external sites

www.untoldiran.com/esfahan

Untoldiran↗

A comprehensive guide to Esfahan's attractions, culture, and history

esfahan.ir/tourism/en

Esfahan.ir↗

The official tourism website of Esfahan

www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g295423-Esfahan_Isfahan_Province-Vacations.html

TripAdvisor↗

Traveler reviews, hotel and restaurant recommendations, and activities to do in Esfahan

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