
The Palace of Hasht Behesht
Tha palace of Hasht Behesht was completed in 1669. It has fine murals and spectacular roofs while retaining
a domestic simplicity. It's name and style of construction probably derive from a much older palace built in
Tabriz by Ouzun Hassan. It consists of an almost
octagonal base on which four eivans are raised and four
smaller sets of chambers, while the centre is surmounted by a spectacular ceiling.
Inside there are charming murals on the walls and a further variety of spectacular ceilings.
Enter the Palace.
North to the
Palace of Chehel Sotoon.
East to
the Talar-e-Ashraf.
South to the Madrasa-ye-Mader-e-Shah.
West to Chahar
Bagh - the Royal Avenue.
Other Palaces
and Bridges
Take a taxi
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13-January-95