Si-o-se-pol

Si-o-se-pol, meaning "Thousand and One Pillar Bridge," is a historic arched bridge in Isfahan, Iran. Built in the early 17th century during the Safavid dynasty, it spans the Zayanderud River. The bridge features 33 elegant, evenly spaced arches and is renowned for its intricate brickwork and artistic design. Originally serving both as a dam and a bridge, it now functions mainly as a pedestrian crossing and a popular cultural site. Si-o-se-pol exemplifies Persian craftsmanship and architectural beauty, and is a symbol of Isfahan’s rich history and vibrant urban life.