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Top 10 Best places to visit in Shiraz The city of heavenly love, poetic and mythical red wine, and hospitable people!Shiraz is not just a touristic city or travel destination...
Top 10 accommodations in the city of Shiraz?Shiraz is one of the main tourism destinations in Iran. It is visited not only by local people but also by thousands of...
Top 10 Restaurants in ShirazShiraz is one of the main destinations in Iran and has a lot to say about history, art, and cultural heritage. As for the culinary culture...
Hedayat Cafe RestaurantIf you are looking for an attractive place for a beverage or a good…
Baloo Restaurant The traditional Baloo restaurant is one of the good restaurants in Shiraz…
Mahooni cafe/ RestaurantOne of the good restaurants in Shiraz that is recommended and appr…
Khan Madreseh
The largest and most famous college for religious instruction in Shiraz, the Khan Madreseh was founded at the order of Allahverdi Khan, the famous Governor-general of Fars, and completed in 1615 by his son and successor, Imam Qoli Khan. At the time of its inauguration, the college housed one hundred dorms, inhabited by one hundred students of theology.
Vakil Bazaar
Virtually no Iranian town exists without its bazaar, in which craftsmen, retailers, and wholesalers, grouped according to their business, work, sell, or buy. Although the tendency today is for enterprising shopkeepers and merchants to move out of the bazaars into the more modern commercial districts, bazaars still play an important role in Iranian life - not only as the main centers of commerce, but also as influential elements in the social, cultural, and political life of the cities.
Vakil Mosque
Masjed e Vakil The Regent's Mosque is one of the most beautiful Karim Khan's creations in Shiraz. It is significant not only as a major religious building of the Zand period but also as the only important building of its kind to be constructed in late 18th-century Iran. The mosque has taken its current shape after several stages of construction and restoration.
Vakil Water Cisterns or Abanbare Vakil
To ensure substantial water supply for the residents of Shiraz, Karim Khan Zand ordered the construction of four large water cisterns in the city. All of them were created roughly at the same time during 1760-1765. One of these cisterns stood beside the Mausoleum of Hafez, another in Haft Tanan, still others beside Divan-Khaneh, and finally the largest of them behind the Vakil Bath.
Vakil Bath
Another public building from the Zand rule in Shiraz, Vakil (Regent's) Bath is one of the largest and most beautiful Iranian traditional baths. The structure occupies an area of 1,350 sq. m and is built of brick, stone, and gypsum mortar. The numerous chambers and passageways of the bath were constructed in such a way as to allow no hot steam to escape the bath, and no cold air to get in.
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