Jameh Mosque of Yazd

Address:
At the end of jame mosque street, across the clock tower, Emam Khomeini street, Iran
Visiting time:
8 to 19
Weekly holiday:
Does not have
Entrance fee(Iranian):
Free
Intrance fee(Foreigners):
80000
About: Jameh Mosque of Yazd

Great Jame Mosque of Yazd is one of the historical and architectural masterpieces of the world. It can be claimed that this mosque has the world's highest minarets. The building of this landmark mosque has been attracting attention since very long time ago. Based on historical books of Yazd, "the mosque was constructed in the place of Sassanid fire temple (Atashgah), and it was built by Alaoddoleh Garshasp." This mosque is one of the most beautiful mosques of Timurid dunasty, which is a shining example of the architecture of 9th century AH in terms of Rafi' Gate tilework, minarets, and its inscription. Although the main construction of the mosque is attributed to pre-Timurid period, its present construction, based on the inscriptions, indicates that it was built in Timurid period. 
Jame Mosque of Yazd was registered in Iran’s National Heritage in 1934 under the registration number of 206.

General Specifications
Name
Jameh Mosque of Yazd
Age
Timurid era
Architectural style
Azerbaijani style
Special features
It has the tallest minarets in the world
Suggestions
Best time to visit
The whole day and at night the enterance portal of the mosque has a special beauty due to the light of the lamps.
Duration of visit
Half an hour
Nearest tourist attractions
Amir Chakhmaq complex, Alexander's prison, Larry's house, Mortaz house of Yazd
Access route
Address
At the end of jame mosque street, across the clock tower, Emam Khomeini street, Iran
How to access
By taxi or car or on foot
Facilities
Access to vehicles
Parking
WC
Residence
Restaurant
Safekeeping
Network coverage
Jameh Mosque of Yazd
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