Ardashir Palace

Ardashir Palace was a prominent Sasanian-era royal residence built around the mid-3rd century CE in present-day Iran. Named after Ardashir I, the founder of the Sasanian Empire, the palace served as both a fortress and a symbol of imperial power. It featured large halls, fortifications, and intricate brickwork, reflecting advanced Persian architecture. Located near the ancient city of Firuzabad, the palace complex includes ruins that reveal the grandeur of Sasanian craftsmanship. Today, it stands as an important archaeological site, offering insights into early Persian imperial culture and architectural ingenuity.