Iran Express

• Persepolis
• Hafez's tomb
• Saadi's Tomb
• Naqsh Jahan square
• Historical bridges of Isfahan

This 8-day Iran tour begins with arrival in Shiraz, where travelers explore Persepolis, Naghsh-e-Rostam, and Shiraz’s gardens, mosques, and bazaars. The journey continues to Pasargadae before reaching Isfahan, known for its stunning architecture, including the Friday Mosque, Vank Cathedral, the Si-o-se-pol and Khaju bridges, and Naghsh-e-Jahan Square with its royal palaces and mosques. The tour then moves to Natanz and Kashan to visit the Fin Garden, old houses, and bazaar, before arriving in Tehran. The trip ends with visits to Tehran’s main museums and royal palaces, followed by departure from Tehran Airport.

• Hotel fees
• Entrance fees

• International flights
• Meals (lunch & dinner)
• Personal expenses (like shopping)
• Travel insurance
• Visa fee

• Shiraz or Tehran International Airports

• Reservations made up to 15 days before travel are free of charge.

• Day 1: Arrival in Shiraz: Arrival at Shiraz airport, welcome by your guide and transfer to the hotel.
• Day 2: Shiraz – Persepolis – Naghsh-e-Rostam - Shiraz: The morning is dedicated to the most important heritage of the Achaemenid Empire, Persepolis, then to the Achaemenid necropolis of Naghsh-e-Rostam. In the afternoon, return to Shiraz, the city of famous poets such as Hafez and Sa'di. Shiraz is known for its gardens and mild climate. Visit major monuments such as the Vakil Bazaar, the Moshir Caravanserai, the Pink Mosque, and the Narenjestan Garden.
• Day 3: Shiraz - Pasargadae - Isfahan: Departure for Isfahan. Visit Pasargadae, the first capital of the Achaemenid Empire, an essential site on a journey to the origins and heart of Persia. Arrival in Isfahan in the late afternoon.
• Day 4: Isfahan: Visit Isfahan one of the most picturesque cities in the world, which, according to a Persian saying, is "half the world." The Great Friday Mosque, considered the encyclopedia of mosque architecture in Iran. Discover the city's Armenian quarter and its Vank Cathedral. In the afternoon, stroll along the banks of the rugged Zayandé, the only river on the Iranian central plateau, to discover the famous Thirty-three Arch Bridge and Khaju Bridge, each dating from the 17th century.
• Day 5: Isfahan; The morning is devoted to continuing the city tour: the Forty Columns Pavilion, the Great Royal Square also called "the Image of the World" (Naghsh-e-Jahan) and the monuments that surround it: the Imam Mosque, the Lotfollâh Mosque, the Ali Qâpu Palace. Free time at the end of the afternoon in the Grand Bazaar.
• Day 6: Isfahan – Natanz - Kashan - Tehran: Departure for Natanz and visit the Abd ol-Samad funerary complex. Continue to Kashan, famous for its 19th-century bioclimatic houses, Fin Garden, and Grand Bazaar. Continue to Tehran. Overnight in Tehran.
• Day 7: Tehran; Visit the city of Tehran, the administrative, political, and economic capital of the country: the main museums such as the Archaeological Museum rich in exhibitions retracing the history of the country, the Glass and Ceramics Museum and its extraordinary collection of glass and pottery, the Golestan palace complex and the Pahlavi palace complex of Saad Abade.
• Day 8: Tehran Airport – Departure Flight Morning transfer to Tehran airport for the return flight