Imam Square (Meidan Emam) Esfahan

... built for the harem of Shah Abbas I so that they could wander across from Ali Qapu Palace on the opposite side of Imam Square. It's really stunning inside. Much smaller with lovely decorative tile work. I think it's my favourite so far. The outside ...

... and they were employing people with disabilities. Good on them I say !!! We went for a walk and found Naqsh-E Jahan Square (Imam Square). This is the second largest square in the world. It is very impressive. There are also two mosques, but we were ...

... touristy city, but we are talking about maybe 20-30 tourist at the moment I was there. The highlight of the city was this Imam Square, where 2 mosques, a bazar and a former palace was placed. I spend 4 nights total in the city and two of the evenings I ...

... . I would consider this as the second climax of my Persian trip, I have read so much about the Imam Square and its constructs. Afterall there is a saying in Iran that goes "If you have visited Isfahan, you have been to half of the world". Our first stop ...

... as you were with the inside, that was just the first course! Walk out onto the flat roof and the entire length of Imam Square lies before you with Imam Mosque at the top South East end. Spectacular. Tea. Amazing sticky sweet pastries and a setting sun ...

... , palaces and tree-lined boulevards, together with its fabulous series of covered bridges and extraordinary Imam Square, we could well understand Esfahan's reputation of being "The Jewel of Persia". According to the old Persian proverb, ...

... it. Main was a chicken stew with pomegranate and walnuts which was just as sweet. Next day was a tour around the city, mainly Imam square and it's mosque. Now I've seen some amazing human build places in my time and never thought I would see anywhere ...

... While walking through the bazaar, some of the vendors would approach me and say hello and welcome me to Iran. After the bizarre, I made my way to Imam Square and the Imam Mosque.  The square is just beautiful and enormous.  I just walked ...

... today. It’s funny. I’m in Iran, seeing some of the most beautiful sights you can imagine. I walked the Imam Square in Esfahan, which is the second biggest square in the world after Tiananmen Square in Beijing China. I visited the Imam ...

next eshfahan, 2006's capital of islamic culture, iran's premier tourist city with the best collection of persian architecture, and imam square the 2nd largest public square in the world after tiannamen sq in beijing. i travelled there from tehran ...