Si-o-Se Pol Bridge

**★★★★★ Ubaid Ullah — 2 months ago

Si-o-se Pol is one of the most magical places in Isfahan. The elegant 33-arch bridge looks stunning both during the day and beautifully lit at night. The peaceful atmosphere, reflections on the Zayandeh River, and lively local gatherings make it a perfect spot for a relaxing walk. A must-visit landmark that truly captures the charm and history of Isfahan.

**★★★★★ Kasia Z. — 2 months ago

Si-o-Se Pol Bridge is one of the most beautiful stone bridges I’ve ever seen. Walking across it, especially at dusk, is an unforgettable experience – the bridge glows with soft light, and its reflection in the water creates a magical atmosphere. There’s something truly special about this place – not just its impressive architecture and history, but also the people. Encounters with kind, open-hearted Iranians add a unique charm. It’s definitely worth coming here, sitting for a while, and feeling

**★★★★★ razie zeydi — 9 months ago

33 Bridge is a very old and beautiful bridge in one of the most beautiful cities in Iran, which used to be the capital of Iran. This bridge is very long and beautiful to walk on. Sometimes there is no water, but when it is full of water, its beauty multiplies. It is full of different places for beautiful photos. It is truly unique. It has unique architecture. The view is very beautiful. Be sure to go.

**★★★★★ Masoud roustazadeh — a year ago

Si-o-Se-Pol, also known as Allahverdi Khan Bridge, is one of the eleven Isfahan bridges, crossing Zayandehrud River. It is the most famous bridge of Isfahan due to its size, central location, and prominent architecture. The bridge is a center of city nightlife that attracts both Iranians and foreign tourists. The bridge was built between 1599 and 1602 during the reign of Shah Abbas. The construction process was controlled by Shah’s chancellor, Allahverdi Khan Undiladze – that is where the second

**★★★★☆ Daisuke Sato — a month ago

It is widely considered the fourth most famous bridge when counting from the west side of the city.

I visited this bridge during the winter, but unfortunately, the riverbed was completely dry at the time. When night falls, the entire structure lights up, creating a truly magical and mystical atmosphere.