Landmark

Si-o-se-pol

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Si-o-se-pol, meaning '33 bridges,' is a Safavid-era stone bridge spanning the Zayandeh River in Isfahan. Its 33 arches create a rhythmic silhouette, especially enchanting when lit at night. Visitors can walk along the bridge, enjoy the river views, and watch locals gather for leisurely evening promenades. The bridge's design integrates function and beauty, serving as both a crossing and a social hub.

Don't miss

Count the 33 arches while walking across the bridge
Visit at dusk to see the bridge illuminated against the river
Observe local life as Isfahanis gather for evening strolls

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