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Si-o-Seh Pol
Allahverdi Khan Bridge
Address:
Engelab square, Chahar Bagh avenue, Kave street, Isfahan, Iran
About: Si-o-Seh Pol
Si-o-Se Pol Bridge is one of the architectural masterpieces of Iran's history and the longest bridge on Zayanderud River. Si-o-Se Pol, also known as Allāhverdi Khan Bridge, was built on Zayanderud River in Isfahan in the time of Safavid Shah Abbas. The bridge was the location of Aab-Pashan festival and Khajshooyan (Epiphany) ceremony of Isfahan Armenians in Safavid era. This bridge has been described by most tourists and travelers.
The idea of constructing Si-o-Se Pol Bridge was produced in 1008 AH, the 12th year of Shah-Abbas 1 reign. In 1011 AH, Allahverdi Khan, the warlord of Shah Abbas I was assigned to complete the construction.
This monument was registered in Iran's National Heritage on January 6, 1932 under the registration number of 110.
General Specifications
Name
Si-o-Seh Pol
Appellation
Named after its builder
Age
Safavid era
Builder
Allahverdi Khan
Special features
Longest bridge over Zayanderud
Suggestions
Best time to visit
Spring
Access route
Address
Engelab square, Chahar Bagh avenue, Kave street, Isfahan, Iran
Facilities
Access to vehicles
WC
Residence
Restaurant
Buffet
Network coverage
Si-o-Seh Pol
