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The Gallery is very poor/empty! Esfahan has tens of magnificent historical buildings and bridges and streets! where are the pictures? Why not put a small picture of each with links to either internal or external pictures? Each of these buildings can be the subject of a big article themselves.

By the way, Pol-e Khaju is not only a bridge it is a weir too. It was used to raise the water level to flow in Maddies (man made canals).

Links: http://tehran.stanford.edu/imagemap/esfahan.html http://www.iranchamber.com/cities/esfahan/esfahan.php They have some good old pictures here (Slide show). http://www.isfahan.org.uk/isfahan.html http://whc.unesco.org/pg.cfm?cid=31&id_site=115 WHTour : visit this site in panographies (360 degree imaging)

http://www.irancaravan.com/Esfahan.htm (A great site!)

Historical Monuments Palaces and Edifices

Ali Qapoo Edifice, Esfahan 

Ashraf Pavillion, Esfahan Chehel Sotune Palace, Esfahan Fin Historical Edifice and Garden, Kashan Hasht Behesht ( 8 Heaven ) Palace, Esfahan

Ancient Cities and Archaeological Hills

Arisman Ancient City, Natanz 

Sialk Hills, Kashan


Castles    
Narenj (Narin) Castle, Naein 

Other Castles, Esfahan


Historical Bridges and Caravansaries

Khajoo (Shahi) Bridge, Esfahan Mahyar Carvansery, Esfahan Marnan (Marbin) Bridge, Esfahan Sa'adat Abad (Pol-e-Jooye) Bridge, Esfahan Sansan Carvansery, Esfahan Shahrestan Bridge, Esfahan Sio Seh Pol (Allah Verdy Khan) Bridge, Esfahan Other Caravansaries, Esfahan


Fire Temples Kooh Sangy Fire Temple, Esfahan Sangy (Stony) Fire Case, Semirom Sassanide Fire Temple, Natanz

Minarets and Domes 

Ali Mosque Minaret, Esfahan Baq-e-Qooshkhaneh Minaret, Esfahan Baz Dome, Natanz Chehel Dokhtar Minaret, Esfahan Goldasteh Minaret, Esfahan Menar Jonban Minaret, Esfahan

Qar Minaret, Esfahan 
Sareban Minaret, Esfahan 
Zayar Minaret, Esfahan 
Other Minarets, Esfahan 

 
 Tombs  
Baba Roknedin Tomb, Esfahan 
Feyz-e-Kashany Tomb, Kashan 
Majlesi Tomb, Esfahan 
Mir Emad Tomb, Esfahan 
Mohtasham Kashany Tomb, Kashan 
Peer-e-Bakran Tomb, Esfahan 
Saeb-e-Tabrizy Tomb, Esfahan 
Shah Abbas Aval (1st) Tomb, Kashan 
Sohrab Sepehry Tomb, Mashhad Ardehal, Kashan 
Other Tombs, Esfahan 

 
 Old Houses  
Borujerdiha House, Kashan 
Other Old Houses, Esfahan 

 
 Old Schools 

Aqa Bozorg School, Kashan 
Chahar Baq (Soltani) School, Esfahan 
Molla Abdollah School, Esfahan 
Other Old Schools, Esfahan 

 
 Old Bazaars  
 
 Aminodolleh Arcade, Kashan 
Esfahan Bazaar, Esfahan 
Kashan Bazaar, Kashan 
Malek-ol-Tojar Arcade, Esfahan 
Sabaq Arcade, Esfahan 
Sharifkhaneh or Gomrok Arcade, Esfahan 

 
 Old Public Baths and Water Reservoirs 

Ardahal Aggregate Bath, Kashan 
Fin Garden Bath, Kashan 
Haj Sabbaq Water Reservoir, Kashan 
Other Old Public Baths, Esfahan 

 
 Historical Caves 

Niyasar Cave, Kashan 
Qahraman Cave, Khomeini Shahr (Sadeh) 
Other Caves, Esfahan 

 
 Other Historical Monuments 

 
 Dovecotes, Esfahan 
Naqsh-e-Jahan Square, Esfahan 
Provincial Battle Feilds, Esfahan 

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  Religious Monuments  
 

 Old Mosques  
 
 Abbasi Jame' Mosque (Imam Mosque), Esfahan 
Ardestan Jame' Mosque, Ardestan 
Esfahan Jame' (Jomeh) Mosque, Esfahan 
Mir Emad (Sq.) Mosque, Kashan 
Saro Taqy Mosque, Esfahan 
Sheikh Lotf Ol-lah Mosque, Esfahan 
Zavareh Jame' Mosque, Zavareh 
Other Mosques, Esfahan 

 
 Mausoleums and Imamzadehs 

 
 Abu Lolo (Baba Shoja-edin) Mausoleum, Kashan 
Haroon Velayat Mausoleum, Esfahan 
Imamzadeh Ahmad, Esfahan 
Imamzadeh Esmaeil, Esfahan 
Imamzadeh Habib-ebne Moosa, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Haroon-ebne Moosa, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Helal-ebne Ali, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Shahzadeh Hadi, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Soltan Mahmood Alavi, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Shahzadeh Easa Va Yahya, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Abdollah, Natanz 
Imamzadeh Darb Imam, Esfahan 
Imamzadeh Peer Davood, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Shah Savaran, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Shah Yalan, Kashan 
Imamzadeh Soltan Atabakhsh, Esfahan 
Imamzadeh Soltan Mir Ahmad, Kashan 
Khajeh Tajedin Mausoleum, Esfahan 
Mashhad Ardehal Mausoleum, Kashan 
Shahzadeh Ebrahim-e-Fin Mausoleum, Kashan 
Zainabieh, Ardestan 
Other Mausoleums and Imamzadeh, Esfahan 

 
 Old Churches  
 
 Beit-ol Lahm Church, Esfahan 
Giyoork Church, Jolfa, Esfahan 
Hakoop Church, Esfahan 
Vank Church, Esfahan 
Other Churches, Esfahan 


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We need an economy section, we need a box with population, location, etc... in this article. There is a lot to be done.Khosrow II 19:00, 11 November 2006 (UTC)

Sister cities

According to this article http://www.mehrnews.com/en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=392389

TEHRAN, Oct. 10 (MNA) – The 2006 cultural capital of the Islamic world, Isfahan in central Iran, and Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, once called the Bride of the Middle East, were named sister cities as the officials inked an agreement, Isfahan mayor announced on Monday.

The article further states

Many cities, including Mecca, Lahore, Florence, Kuwait City, Barcelona, Freiburg, and Lyon have been already twinned with Isfahan. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 193.11.73.11 (talk) 12:15, 3 February 2007 (UTC).

Duke Ellington song

"Isfahan" was originally titled "Elf" and was written months before their 1963 Middle East tour; thus, claiming that the beauty of the city inspired the song would be a stretch (one might claim that the beauty of the city inspired the re-titling, but that would need a reference). See The Far East Suite. rone 04:14, 20 February 2007 (UTC)

Armenians of Isfahan?

If I remember correctly there is a huge Armenian presence in Iran. How did that come about and can it be mentioned in this article? -Daniel Blanchette 05:35, 14 March 2007 (UTC)

Anon

Hey, I appreciate your edit but it doesnt belong in the Elamite section. There is about a thousand years of history in between the Elamite period and the Arab conquests. If you have enough information to create a whole section about Isfahan under Arab rule, please go ahead, ask if you need help. Thanks.Hajji Piruz 18:28, 6 June 2007 (UTC)