Khaju Bridge

Rarely can a bridge be synonymous with good life. This bridge was constructed in approximately 1650 and has two levels (one serving as a lock and the other to cross the road). In the center, there is a house that was transformed into a tea room. It was a fantastic experience to see the sunrise during the summer. The Iranians came here to sleep and enjoy the coolness of the stone, while others drank tea watching the sunrise. From above, you can also see families that settled on their mats, and women gossiping on the riverbanks ... Not to mention perfect architecture and 132 meters of aligned arcs.

Isfahan has 8 bridges and Shahrestan bridge is the last one where you go along the river...