Naqsh Jahan Square: A gem in the heart of Iranian history and culture
Naqsh Jahan Square, known as Imam Square, is not only a historical place, but also a symbol of Iranian culture and art during the Safavid era. This square has witnessed important events throughout history and today it is known as one of the most important tourist attractions in Iran.
In the following, we point out some interesting and spectacular points about Naqsh Jahan Square:
Architecture:
The architecture of Naqsh Jahan Square is a unique combination of Iranian and Islamic styles. This square is surrounded by magnificent porches, mosques, palaces and markets, each of which is a unique example of architectural art.
The dome of the Imam Mosque and the tiles of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque are among the masterpieces of Iranian architectural art.
The height of the buildings on the four sides of the square is almost the same, and this has created an orderly and balanced space.
Decorations:
Naqsh Jahan Square is decorated with exquisite tiling, wall painting, plastering and mirroring.
The seven-color tiles and wall paintings of the square display images of historical, religious and mythological events.
The decorations of Naqsh Jahan Square are visible at night with their beautiful and artistic lighting.
