The tomb of Shah Ismail Safavi, the emperor of Iran: a treasure of history and artThe mausoleum of Shah Ismail Safavi, the founder of the Safavi dynasty, is located in the tomb complex of Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili in the city of Ardabil. This tomb, which is one of the most important historical works of Iran, is considered an outstanding example of the art and architecture of the Safavid period.A look at...
Onar Cemetery (Pir Baba Cemetery): a picture of history and cultureOnar Cemetery, which is also known as Pir Baba Cemetery, is located in Onar (Pomegranate) village, Meshginshahr, Ardabil province. This cemetery displays an interesting picture of the history and culture of the region with its unique and historical tombstones.Tombstones with untold stories:Variety of tombstones: The tombstones of this...
Rock paintings of Sheikh Madi: a treasure of secrets of historyThe village of Sheikh Madi in Ardabil province, in addition to its pristine and eye-catching nature, has a treasure of history's secrets in its heart. Sheikh Madi's collection of rock carvings, dating back to the Paleolithic era to the Islamic era, is a gateway to the history and culture of the region.A look at the pictures of history:Variety...
Ardabil Archaeological Museum: a journey deep into historyArdabil Archaeological Museum is located in the collection of Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili and is one of the richest museums in Iran in terms of the variety and age of ancient artifacts. With more than 8000 works, this museum displays the history and culture of the region from prehistoric times to the Islamic period.Featured works:Salt Man Stone...
Abandoned village of Kanzeq: a treasure of history and rock architectureThe abandoned village of Kanzeq, a treasure of history and rock architecture, is located in Ardabil province, 3 kilometers away from the city of Sarein. This village, which was completely destroyed in the earthquake of 1375, is a unique example of rock architecture in Iran.History:History: This village dates back to the Parthian era...
Aali Qapu Ardabil: a gem of Safavid architectureAali Qapu is a magnificent and historical building in Ardabil city, which was built during the Safavid era by the order of Shah Abbas Safavid. This building, which is located in Ali Qapo square and near the tomb of Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili, is one of the most important historical and touristic buildings of Ardabil province.Architecture:Magnificent view: The...
Tomb of Sheikh Aminuddin Jibraeel (Baqea Kalkhoran)The tomb of Sheikh Aminuddin Jibraeel, known as Kalkhoran Mausoleum, is a brick building with an octagonal plan and a tall dome in the village of Kalkhoran, three kilometers from Ardabil city. This building, which was built in the 8th century AH, is the tomb of Sheikh Aminuddin Jibraeel, the father of Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili, the ancestor of the Safavid...
The historic Sadeghi House, which was built in the Qajar period by the order of Haj Mirza Ebrahim Sadeghi, one of the merchants of Ardabil, is an example of authentic Iranian architecture with special decorations and elegance. This house, which is currently used as an archaeological and anthropological museum, is a window to the rich history and culture of Ardabil province.A long time ago:Qajar...
Aghanaghi Bath, a historical building that was built during the Ilkhanid period and after passing through different periods, is currently displaying a treasure of Azerbaijan's culture and history as the Ardabil Anthropology Museum.A long time ago:Authentic architecture: Aghanaghi bath with arches, domes, traditional skylights, and tile decorations is an example of authentic Iranian architecture in the...
Manafzadeh's house belongs to the first Pahlavi period and is located in Sarcheshme Square, Rahmani Street, Ardabil, and this work was registered as one of Iran's national works on 12th of Bahman 1381 with registration number 7401.HistoryThis house with a life of nearly 100 years and with an area of more than a thousand square meters, was built by "Haj Mohammad Ali Memari" and commissioned by "Hossein...
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