Lots of stairs until the 3rd floor where you will make your first stop and get the best pic of the Imam Square, also even more at the rooftop where you can enjoy the persian room of music. It's definitelly worth walking up

Lots of stairs until the 3rd floor where you will make your first stop and get the best pic of the Imam Square, also even more at the rooftop where you can enjoy the persian room of music. It's definitelly worth walking up
It would have been the best vantage point to see the whole Nagsh e-Jahan but it was being renovated whilst we were there..:(
It is not a big palace but still worth a visit. Was really impressed with the music hall and the balcony offers an amazing view of the square!
There really was not much to see in this palace. There were still some original inlay work on the terrace ceiling when you climb to the top. That area was under construction when we were there and we could not fully enjoy the views of Imam Square, which would have been fanstastic. Most of the Palace involved climbing some windy,...
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This box-like palace looks so simple but hides treasures and incredible stories of past times... The narrow staircases, the "music" room, the tile motives in cream and beige, the sunny rooms...are just some of the highlights. At its time Ali Qapu was built to be the highest building in the town. Nowaday it may be not the tallest one, but...
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