The covered bazaar is extensive and attractive, covering the triangle between Imam Khomeini and Beheshti Sts.
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Western Iran’s most dazzling Safavid monument, and a World Heritage Site, the Sheikh Safi-od-Din Mausoleum is relatively compact. The patriarch is buried…
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The seven-span Pol-e Jajim is the most famous of Ardabil's restored bridges across the Baliqli Chay (Fishy River).
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The most appealing of Ardabil's restored bridges is the cute three-arched Pol-e Ebrahimabad.
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Sheikh Jebra’il, Sheikh Safi-od-Din’s father, is buried beneath a mildly attractive 16th-century structure at Khalkhoran, a village-suburb 3km northeast…
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The Mongol Ilkhanid Congregational (Friday) Mosque was once a truly gigantic brick edifice. It's built on the site of a Sassanian fire temple.
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The attractively brick-vaulted Mirza Ali Akbar Mosque has a blue Kufic-tiled exterior frieze and a lighthouse-style minaret.
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Stroll the back alleys to find the handsome little Haji Fakr Mosque with its squat, Bukharan-style pepper-mill minaret.
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Lifelike wax dummies in traditional Ardabil costume inhabit this restored Ilkhanid (Mongol)–era hammam.
Nearby Iran attractions
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The attractively brick-vaulted Mirza Ali Akbar Mosque has a blue Kufic-tiled exterior frieze and a lighthouse-style minaret.
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Just off Taleqani St, this Church of the Virgin Mary has an unusual old stone pyramid as its central dome.
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Stroll the back alleys to find the handsome little Haji Fakr Mosque with its squat, Bukharan-style pepper-mill minaret.
4. Sheikh Safi-od-Din Mausoleum
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Western Iran’s most dazzling Safavid monument, and a World Heritage Site, the Sheikh Safi-od-Din Mausoleum is relatively compact. The patriarch is buried…
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This small two-storey museum houses pottery, coins and other artifacts dating from pre-Islamic times.
6. Jameh Mosque (Masjed-e Jameh)
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The Mongol Ilkhanid Congregational (Friday) Mosque was once a truly gigantic brick edifice. It's built on the site of a Sassanian fire temple.
0.44 MILES
Lifelike wax dummies in traditional Ardabil costume inhabit this restored Ilkhanid (Mongol)–era hammam.
0.46 MILES
The most appealing of Ardabil's restored bridges is the cute three-arched Pol-e Ebrahimabad.