Chehel Sotoun Palace

Chehel Sotoun Palace, located in Isfahan, Iran, is a historic royal pavilion built in the 17th century during the Safavid era. Its name means "Forty Columns" in Persian, referring to the tall, slender columns that once supported a pavilion overlooking a large garden and reflecting pool. The palace served as a reception hall and venue for important ceremonies, featuring stunning frescoes, intricate tilework, and detailed mirror decorations that depict Persian history and culture. Surrounded by lush gardens, it remains a symbol of Iran’s rich architectural and artistic heritage, attracting visitors interested in its beauty and historical significance.