Historical Places

Steve's house: a gallery of pure photos in the heart of KashanSteve's House is the title of a cultural complex in the heart of the historical context of Kashan, which is dedicated to the exhibition of photographs. This renovated Qajar house, with 3 courtyards, 30 rooms and 2 wind towers, has provided a pleasant and eye-catching atmosphere for displaying the works of the world's leading...

Jalali Castle and Seljuk WallJalali Castle, also known as Gebri Castle, is located in Kashan city. This historical fort is located on top of a high hill and is clearly visible from a distance.History:The exact date of construction of Jalali Castle is not known, but some historians attribute it to the Seljuk period. Throughout its history, this castle has witnessed many events and developments and it has...

Lucy's house: a gallery of pure photos in the heart of KashanLucy's House is the title of a cultural complex in the heart of the historical context of Kashan, which is dedicated to the exhibition of photographs. This renovated Qajar house, with 3 courtyards, 30 rooms and 2 windbreaks, has provided a pleasant and eye-catching atmosphere for displaying the works of the world's leading photographers.Lucy...

Bakuchi Historical House, known as Sepideh Kashani House, is a magnificent mansion from the Zand-Qajar period, located in Kashan city. This magnificent building, with its eye-catching architecture and pleasant atmosphere, is known as one of the prominent tourist attractions of Kashan city and receives a huge number of domestic and foreign tourists every year.History:Bakuchi House was built around 1200 AH...

Historical bath of Sultan Amir Ahmed Kashan: a gem in the heart of the desertSultan Amir Ahmad Historical Bath, known as Mohtsham Bath, is a magnificent building from the Qajar period, located in Kashan city. This magnificent building, with its eye-catching architecture and pleasant atmosphere, is known as one of the prominent tourist attractions of Kashan city and receives a huge number of domestic and...

Bani Kazemi's house: a gem in the heart of the desertThe Bani Kazemi house, a magnificent mansion from the Qajar period, has a special and privileged position among other historical houses in Kashan in terms of the size, grandeur and height of its magnificent porch. This magnificent building, with its eye-catching architecture and pleasant atmosphere, is known as one of the prominent tourist attractions...

The historical house of the Tabatabais: a gem in the heart of the desertThe historical house of the Tabatabais, known as the bride of Iran's houses, is a magnificent mansion from the Qajar period, located in the city of Kashan. This magnificent building, with its eye-catching architecture and pleasant atmosphere, is known as one of the prominent tourist attractions of Kashan city and receives a huge...

Kashan Abbasid Historical House: a gem in the heart of the desertThe historic house of the Abbasids, known as the Tabatabai House, is a magnificent mansion from the Qajar period, located in the city of Kashan. This historical building with its eye-catching architecture and pleasant atmosphere is known as one of the prominent tourist attractions of Kashan city and receives a huge number of domestic and...

Taj House, a gem of Qajar architecture in the heart of KashanThe Taj House, known as the Sohrab Sepehri House, is a luxurious mansion from the Qajar period, located in the city of Kashan. This historical building with its eye-catching architecture and pleasant atmosphere is known as one of the prominent tourist attractions of Kashan city and receives a huge number of domestic and foreign tourists every...

Silk Hill: a treasure of Iran's history and civilizationSilk Hill, located in the city of Kashan, is a window into the depths of ancient Iranian history. This ancient hill is more than 8000 years old and contains many secrets of the first human civilizations in the plateau of Iran.Explorations and findings:Numerous excavations in Silk Hill indicate human habitation in this area from the Neolithic to the...