Isfahan’s minarets are Iran’s tallest, blending artistry, symbolism, and seismic engineering — from Seljuk record-breakers to Safavid tiles and unique “dancing” towers.

Isfahan’s Scientific Park is the nation’s largest hub of knowledge-based companies.

Isfahan is fast becoming one of Iran's most dynamic economic hubs.

Isfahan balances urban development and smart city initiatives with heritage preservation, integrating modern infrastructure and digital innovation while safeguarding its rich cultural legacy.

New Julfa, founded in 1606 in Isfahan, has thrived as a hub of Armenian trade, faith, and coexistence, blending Persian and Christian traditions into a vibrant cultural legacy.

From ancient mosques and palaces to modern exchanges with cities around the world, Isfahan blends history and diplomacy into one unique cultural identity.

Isfahan, renowned for its Safavid-era architecture, has also preserved centuries of Persian classical music, especially the Bayat-e Isfahan mode, through masters, schools, and enduring cultural heritage.