Bishapur

Bishapur was an ancient city in Persia, built in the 3rd century CE during the Sassanian Empire. It is famous for its impressive ruins, including rock-cut reliefs, Roman-style architecture, and a majestic palace complex. Located near modern-day Iran, Bishapur served as a cultural and military center, demonstrating Persian artistry and influence from Roman and other neighboring cultures. The city’s strategic location helped it become a vital hub for trade and governance. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering valuable insights into Persian history and ancient urban planning through its archaeological remains.