Farah Abad Historical Complex

Address:
28 kilometers north of Sari and 3 kilometers from the Caspian sea, Mazandaran, Iran
About: Farah Abad Historical Complex

Farah Abad Historical Complex comprises of a set of historical buildings related to the remains of the ancient Farah Abad City that is located on Sari-Farah Abad Road. These buildings were built at the time of Shah Abbas Safavi and were considered highly prosperous ports at the time. Beig highly prosperous, they were called Darolsorour or Darolsaltaneh at Safavid era.
Many of the buildings in the ancient city of Farah Abad have been ruined throughout the history under Russian attacks. Jameh Mosque, school, a part of Shah Abbasi Bridge, a wall of a palace and bath from Safavid era are the remaining parts.
This monument was registered in the list of Iran’s national monuments on 16th of Esfand 1355 with registration number 1376.

General Specifications
Name
Historical Complex of Farahabad
Appellation
Remains of the ancient Farahabad city
Age
Safavid era
Builder
Construction began during the reign of Shah Abbas I
Suggestions
Nearest tourist attractions
Hamidabad wetland
Access route
Address
28 kilometers north of Sari and 3 kilometers from the Caspian sea, Mazandaran, Iran
Facilities
Access to vehicles
Residence
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