Day 2: Tehran

after breakfast, we will meet our Tourguide at around 9:00 a.m. to explore the vibrant cosmopolitan city of Tehran (the largest city and the capital of Iran).

We start with the most important Museum of Iran, the National-Museum. At the Museum we will visit the old-persian Section of the Museum (Prior Islam Period), that gave us also thanks the Information and Explanation from our Tourguide a good Image about the Persian History and a better view to our trip and the historical sites that we are go to visit on this trip.

We continue to visit the Saadabad Palace– the former Pahlavi- Complex, that the last Persian Kings (Shah Reza and Mohammad Reza Pahlavi), lived there, after exploring the Mellat (White Palace) and Green Palace  we will have a look at the traditional Tajrish-Bazaar, the biggest and oldest Bazaar in North of Tehran.

Also at the evening we will have the opportunity to taste one of the most famous Persian traditional meals “Dizi” , also called Abgusht at a traditional Persian Restaurant.

The afternoon will be dedicated to a visit to the Tabiat Bridge (Nature Bridge) and also the Azadi Tower, a symbol of Tehran which is a wonderful white structure that shines like a jewel on the west side of Tehran.

Overnight: Tehran

Day 3: Tehran- Kashan- Isfahan

Today, we depart Tehran to make our way to Isfahan. En route, we will stop at Kashan and have the opportunity to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Persian Garden, the Fin Garden, as well as the spectacular traditional Borujerdi House. Then, continue to Isfahan. If possible, we will spend some time on the historical bridges (Khajoo and Sio-se-pol) over the roaring Zayandeh Rud River. (456km)
Overnight: Isfahan

Day 4: Isfahan

Today, we will enjoy a full-day visit to the eye-catching Naghsh-e Jahan Square. We will explore two of the world’s most magnificent mosques, the Imam (Shah) and Sheikh Lutfullah mosques. The former is the largest and the most splendid monument of the Safavid dynasty and the latter is the stunning religious structure shining at the eastern side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. On the western side of this square, another magnificent building stands out, Ali Qapu Palace which served as the official residence of the Safavid reign.  We will also have time to visit Chehel Sotoun Palace with its 20 columns where their reflection on the pool water seems like 40.
In the afternoon, we will pay a visit to the most memorable and artistic treasure of Armenian Christians in Isfahan, the Vank cathedral, and enjoy pleasant moments by walking in the Armenian quarter with its fragrant smell of coffee.
Overnight: Isfahan

Day 5: Isfahan- Meybod- Yazd

On the fifth day, we head for Yazd. En route, we will stop in the city of Meybod to visit its Caravanserai, historical pigeon tower, and ice storage. Then, continue driving to Yazd, known as the city of the wind-catchers of Iran. (325km)
Overnight: Yazd

Day 6: Yazd

Our full-day city tour includes the Zoroastrian fire temple, the magnificent Jame Mosque with the longest minarets in Iran, and amazing tile work. Walking in the historical neighborhood of Fahadan (the old district of the city inscribed on Iran’s UNESCO list) is a memorable experience.

We will also pay a visit to Amir Chakhmagh Square and hopefully, we have enough time for the Water Museum before proceeding to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Dowlat Abad Garden which is famous for its 34-meter-tall wind-catcher and the wonderful atmosphere of its garden.
Overnight: Yazd

Day 7: Yazd- Pasargadae- Shiraz

Leaving Yazd to Shiraz, we will stop at Pasargadae en route to visit the tomb of Cyrus the Great, which is a spectacular monument of Persia.

Our road trip continues to Shiraz, the city of beautiful gardens and renowned poets. (448km)
Overnight: Shiraz

Day 8: Shiraz

Early morning, we will be delighted by sunlight passing through the colorful windows at the mesmerizing Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, also known as the Pink Mosque. Undoubtedly, this mosque is one of the most stunning sites in Shiraz where you will get lost in its beautiful colors.

Distinguished citadel of Shiraz, Arg-e Karim Khan, the 18th-century royal castle of Karim Khan Zand, the famous king of the Zand dynasty, and the Vakil Complex (bath, mosque, and bazaar) will be our next visit to explore Shiraz history and architecture.

It seems that Persian gardens in Shiraz have a different scent.  Eram Garden (UNESCO) for example, surrounded by numerous trees and flowers evokes a feeling of heaven.

The day will finish with tasting one of the famous dishes of Shiraz, faloodeh and then, we will go back to the hotel.
Overnight: Shiraz

Day 9: Shiraz- Persepolis

Morning excursion to Persepolis, located in Marvdasht, some 50km northeast of Shiraz, representing the awesome ruins of an ancient world. This is considered the highlight of Iran. Without question, this is the symbol of the glory and strength of ancient Persia, admiring this precious civilization and history with every step you take.

Moreover, we will visit the elegant Achaemenid tombs at Naqsh-e Rostam and the archeological site of Naghsh-e Rajab.

Then, we make our way back to Shiraz to be immersed in the beauty of the tomb of the celebrated Persian poet, Hafiz. (100km)
Overnight: Shiraz

Day 10: Shiraz

The tour ends in Shiraz. Your Guide will transfer you to the international airport in Shiraz and you will take a flight back home.