A Safavid bridge over the Zayandeh River in Isfahan, Iran, built around 1650 under Shah Abbas II that doubles as a dam. Visitors walk its arches, and in the evening people gather under them to sing and play music.
Highlights
- Tilework and painted arches
- Royal pavilion in the middle
- Night lighting on the arches
Good to know
- The river has been dry in recent years
- Walk the bridge at dusk
