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Where to stay ? Ateshooni Historical Houses in Guest House

teshooni guest house and home Astay in Garneh oasis is a unique place in the central desert of and the best place in Iran to have unforgettable journey and desert tour. You can have special adventure activities like desert trekking, desert exploring, and sightseeing in villages with our desert Alam’s House guides. Ateshooni guest house Malek Vineyard located in the central desert of Iran. A beautiful resort with nice and old historical architecture belong to 250 years ago runs by its owner Mr. Maziar Ale Davood and his friendly family. Ateshooni is a Zoroastrian word meaning, “night time celebrations around a campfire.” There’s a small garden, geese, date trees and lots of turquoise tiles. The actual structure is about 400 years old and is Sheykhol-Islam’s House located next to the remains of a Sassanian period (224 - 637 AD) citadel. Maziyar’s family started the renovation of the building using traditional style mud bricks turning it into an operational guesthouse by 1999. Amin’s House Qazvini’s House

ome of the Historical Houses in parts have identical plans. Both of them era, a was built in the garden parts are on the eastern side of the main What to eat? Isfahan can be listed as below have reception halls, which lead to the and its administration was handed over yard. There are some halls and offices Alam’s House smaller rooms. All parts of the house to an Isfahanian businessman called in this part. Stables and the living Traditional Bread SAmin’s House have been decorated by brickwork, Malekot-Tojar. Parts of the vineyard places of servants are in the southern Malek Vineyard tiles, stucco and gilding. The limpid and its building have been destroyed parts of the house. At present, the office Qazvinis’ House – 19th century water in the stone Howz (pool) in the during the expansion and development of Cultural Heritage, Handcrafts and Sheykhol-Islam’s House middle of the yard reflects the beauty of of the city. The remaining parts include Tourism Organization is located in this The collection of historical houses the house. a central yard and a dining room. house. belongs to the eras from Safavid to Qajar Presently Malek vineyard is used is in Isfahan, which most of them have Amin’s House as Hussainia and a permit is needed Sheykhol-Islam’s House been destroyed unfortunately and a few The Amin’s house is a historical house for visiting. The Sheykhol-Islam’s house is built numbers of those historical old houses are in Isfahan, Iran, which belongs to the on the northern and southern sides of read is a staple in Iran. still remained as historical sites of Qajar era. During the time of expansion Qazvini’s House the large yard during the Qajar era. The The most common form Isfahan. and development of the city, the house The Qazvini’s House belongs to the age of reason for this unusual plan, which is Bof bread is by far, the lost its yard and at the present time its Naser al-Din Shah Qajar. The house has a completely different from other historical thin, unleavened pita style what Alam’s House veranda faces the street. There are many beautiful structure and masterly plan. It houses in Isfahan, is that the yard had flour flatbread, which differs The Alam’s house is a historical house in beautiful decorations such as stucco, has multiple yards, which are surrounded been built originally as a for by region but is basically the Isfahan, Iran. The owner of the house was mirror decorations and marquetry doors by many rooms. The northern part of each religious ceremonies. The main parts same throughout the country. one of the Qajar aristocrats. The house has in the house. yard is higher and is more important than of the structure are on the southern side The 4 most common types of a yard, which is surrounded from every the other parts. The notable exterior parts of the yard behind a veranda. Stucco, bread in Iran are: tāftūn (taftān), side by residential parts. The northern part Malek Vineyard of the structure are as followings: decorations with cut mirrors and lavāš (nān-e tīrī), nān-e sangak, is distinguished by a columned veranda The Malek vineyard is a historical house A dais, decorated by an exquisite have made this part of the nān-e barbarī.Hole in the wall and has a reception hall. There are two in Isfahan, Iran which has been taken as Muqarnas. house much more prominent. There bakeries operate seemingly all rooms on the two sides of the reception tax from the people in the era of Nader The Doors of the dais with painted is a big reception hall with two rooms day, kneading dough, rolling it hall. In this hall, there are stucco and Shah and was for a long time a part of the glasses, which connect the dais to behind the southern veranda, and there out into thin disks and baking it decorations with cut mirrors. The hall assets of a rich man in the city. During different rooms. A reception hall on are a Howz and two small flower gardens quickly in a wood-fired oven. faces to veranda by seven sash windows the reign of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar, the western side decorated with stucco opposite the northern veranda. In the There’s no need to search out and leads to the rooms by Khatamkari it was confiscated by the king. Naser and cut mirrors. On the eastern side, southwestern part of the house, there is any particular bakery – simply doors. The southern part of the house is a al-Din Shah’s successors declared it as there are a reception hall, some smaller a small courtyard, which is connected look around and you’ll soon spot narrow and long dining room, which has a public asset and a part of the national rooms, big verandas and some covered to the main courtyard by a narrow a popular one. painted windows. Eastern and western treasury. In the Mohammad Ali Shah‘s vestibules and service parts. The interior corridor.