Jamé Mosque of Isfahan

Jame mosque of Isfahan or architecture museum of Iran is where you can visit one of the oldest mosques in the world. Focus deeply in details of patterns and decorations to enjoy the real Persian architecture.

Jame mosque of Isfahan or Atiq mosque is a picturesque historic congregational mosque I have visited till today. The site had several additions and renovations from 771 to the end of the 20th century. It is another excellent UNESCO world heritage site you can visit in Iran.

This mosque keeps a history of 1000 years so, it is very important and ancient Mosque.
Lot of Shiite Muslims around the world comes here to visit it because there is a tomb of Top Shiite Cleric of his era, Allama Majlisi in it.
You can see the evolution of Iranian architecture by walking through its different halls. In roofed places, if you look at the dome ceilings you'll see beautiful tile decorations with special styles that each of them is different from the others. It's a big mosque indeed. It is located next to the grand bazaar.

One of the 3 UNESCO sites to be found in Isfahan and one of the oldest mosques in Iran. Beautiful place!

astonishing thousand year mosque well known as the museum of islamic architecture. as you walk in you are stepping through history in this UNESCO site. while it is very beautiful and historical you HAVE to have a guide to explain what you can not see from this place

It's miraculous it's magical it's fantastic, visit if you are obsessed with history and architecture

One of the oldest mosque in Iran. From every density after Islam you can find at least one element here.
It one of UNESCO heritage site. If you have time you most go and enjoy it.

I would like to suggest that visit this place with a knowledgeable tourist guide, because it has a lot of mysteries and amazing stories that can change your idea about the history of Isfahan!

Amazing mosque! The colors are incredible and it is empty, so it is very easy to take all the pictures you want

Eevery on who comes to Isfahan must see this mosque. this place is in one the oldest zone of Isfahan.
It's domes are very beautiful and it needs about 1 hour at least to see it.

Jameh Mosque is one of my favorite mosques in Isfahan. Its simplicity makes it beautiful in a unique way!

Its a beautiful historic mosque. Its an architecture master piece. Must visit.

Located in the historic centre of Isfahan, the Masjed-e Jāmé (‘Friday mosque’) can be seen as a stunning illustration of the evolution of mosque architecture over twelve centuries, starting in ad 841. It is the oldest preserved edifice of its type in Iran and a prototype for later mosque designs throughout Central Asia. The complex, covering more than 20,000 m2, is also the first Islamic building that adapted the four-courtyard layout of Sassanid palaces to Islamic religious architecture. Its double-shelled ribbed domes represent an architectural innovation that inspired builders throughout the region. The site also features remarkable decorative details representative of stylistic developments over more than a thousand years of Islamic art.

The Great Mosque of Isfahan or the Friday Mosque, this wonderful and precious monument is of great artistic importance and is one of the most important and oldest religious buildings in Iran and world-famous.
This mosque is one of the largest, most mysterious and secret mosques in the Islamic world, the main building was built in the first Islamic centuries on the basis of an ancient building associated with the late Sasanian period. The current appearance of the mosque is mainly associated with one of the relics of the Seljuk era, and the most important development projects were implemented during the Boyuid and Safavid periods.
The Great Mosque of Isfahan reflects Byzantine and classical art in the form of a traditional and Islamic building in the Razi architectural style.
The mosque contains many buildings, including: a courtyard with four balconies, doors, the Muzaffari madrasa, small domes from the Daylamite era, the dome of Nizam al-Mulk, the dome of Taj al-Mulk, the mihrab of Uljaitu (the most beautiful ornate and inlaid mihrab), and four famous balconies with names inscribed on them. Many people, students and dervishes. Each part of this building represents Islamic architecture in a certain period. The mosque also contains several entrances, each of which connects the mosque to the buildings surrounding it, and we can see all kinds of lines in Persian and Arabic on its walls.

Though often overshadowed by Naqsh al-Jahan, it is beautiful and the oldest mosque in Isfahan.

The largest mosque in Iran, this is an architectural marvel. Note that the timings aren't that great as they're closed from noon to 2 PM. However, you don't really need to enter the mosque and can appreciate it from the outside.

One of the oldest mosque in Iran , from Uljeito to Qajar and before was a fire temple for Sasanid period .

It's so Amazing.Has a Different Architecture from Others Mosque

One of the earliest and ancient mosques in Iran. I enjoyed the architecture, the columns and everything about this place🕌

Simply beautiful. You should visit this place.