Kashan is the undercover pearl of the central desert margins backed by the Karkas Mountains. This amazing city is on the northern side of Esfahan Province. The remnants of earthenware show the 7000-year-old civilization. Therefore, Kashan City is considered one of the oldest urban civilizations in Iran and even the world. The glory and grandeur of its monuments are enough to justify it being called a journey to the historic and prehistoric era.
Fin garden
A spring of crystal clear water originating from Karkas Mountain, created a lot of gardens in Kashan city since pre-Islamic. The diamond of these gardens is the Fin Garden built in the Abbasid dynasty. Shah Abbas the Great ordered the construction of the mansion and its reconstruction in the early 17th century. The main pattern of this garden has been derived from Persian gardens, and clear crystal water passes through its main mansion. Fin Garden is one of the nine gardens inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage.
Borujerdiha house
Borujerdiha house is the residence of a famous merchant, a place with which he did much trade. Ali Maryami, the skilled architect of Amin od-dole Timche in Kashan Bazzar designed this magnificent beautiful house with his artistic taste and skill. This house has been decorated with the most beautiful stucco and decoration.
Tabatabaei house
Tabatabaei house is located near Borujerdiha house. The house has been named Tabatabaei for the reason of the name of the owner. This house has four yards, the central yard belongs to the biruni of the house, and the two small yards to the andaruni. This mansion was designed by Ali Maryami Architect.
Sialk Teppehs
Sialk Teppehs is located on the southwestern side of Kashan. It consists of two main hills 600 m apart. The excavations done on these teppehs by Roman Ghirshman reveal that these historical teppehs date back to the fifth millennium BCE. In the history of mankind, this place is one of the oldest settlements and of the highest historical significance. The central salt Kavir or salt lake is the relic of a large body of water. As the water receded, some small fertile plain resulted, and on these people settled. Today, Tepe Silk pottery can be found in museums all over the world, which are excellent examples of human hand-made art.
Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse
Amir Sultan Ahmad bathhouse is one of the most elegant hammams in Iran, dating back to the Seljuk and Qajar eras. This bath is a unique and extraordinary example of Iranian baths in terms of architecture and decorations. In addition, turquoise tiles, seven-layer stucco, and architecture attract thousands of tourists to this bathhouse every year.
The roof of Amir Sultan Ahmed bathhouse is one of the symbolic places of Kashan and is a suitable place for taking pictures and recording memorable moments.