
Hasht Behesht Palace
Hasht Behesht Palace
Isfahan, Iran
This 1600s structure is the only remaining palace of the 40 built during the rule of Safavids.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
This 1600s structure is the only remaining palace of the 40 built during the rule of Safavids.
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**★★★★★ Sana Farzaneh — 6 months ago
Hasht Behesht Palace: A Journey to "Eight Heavens" Tucked away within a beautiful garden, Hasht Behesht Palace (meaning "Eight Heavens") is a charming and intimate royal pavilion from the Safavid era. Unlike the grand, ceremonial palaces, this one was built as a private retreat, and you can feel that sense of calm and elegance as you explore it. The palace's name comes from its unique octagonal design, which is said to represent the eight paradises of Islamic cosmology. As you walk through its o










