Sanandaj bazaar is an old bazaar in the heart of Sanandaj
Sanandaj market is the oldest bazaar in Sanandaj, which dates back to 1046 AH. This market was built during the rule of Ardalans. It is interesting to know that at that time the city of Sanandaj was the center of Ardalan rule in Iran. This old and important bazaar is located on both sides of Inghelab Street in Sanandaj and is rectangular in shape. It is worth mentioning that the market of Sanandaj is very similar to the market of Naqsh Jahan Square in Isfahan in terms of appearance and architecture. Although business is still thriving in this market; But many consider it to be among the sights of Sanandaj and the important historical attractions of this city; As a result, visiting the Sanandaj market is both an omen and a spectacle; Because you can enjoy watching the wonders of this historical building while shopping.
Address: Sanandaj, both sides of Elkhebal street, Sanandaj bazaar.
Market working hours: Saturday to Thursday from 8:00 to 19:00.
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Khan bath of Sanandaj is one of the famous places in Sanandaj
Is it possible to talk about Sanandaj's sights and historical attractions without saying anything about Sanandaj's Khan bath? This bath is one of the oldest, largest and most magnificent traditional baths in Iran, which dates back to 1220 AH. Khan bath is located right on the northern side of Sanandaj covered market. This large and traditional bath, which has become a tourist attraction today, includes different parts. Among the important parts of this bath, we can mention the entrance hall, vestibule, serbineh (cold bath), mid-door, bineh (hot bath), treasury, privacy, toilets, additional water tank, and tub. It should be noted that the name of the magnificent building of this traditional bath was registered in the list of national monuments of Iran in 1378 AH.
Address: Sanandaj, north side of Sanandaj bazaar, next to Daroghe Mosque, Hamam Khan Sanandaj.
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Historical Qashlaq Bridge (Sheikh Bridge)
Qeshlaq Historical Bridge, which is also known as "Sheikh Bridge", is one of the most unique historical structures in Sanandaj, which, due to its unique location, is attractive both for lovers of historical structures and a unique destination for nature lovers. This bridge is located on a river with the same name, which is located near green and beautiful hills. The length of this bridge reaches 78 meters and its width reaches 3 meters. The height of the historic Qashlaq bridge from the river level in its highest part is about 6.8 meters. The Qeshlaq Bridge in Sanandaj was built in 1046 AH by the order of Shah Safi and by the order of Suleiman Khan Ardalan. Later, this historical monument was rebuilt and restored in different periods.
Address: East of Sanandaj, Qeshlaq River, Qeshlaq Historical Bridge.
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Sepidar garden History and nature together
Sepidar Garden is one of the other historical places of Sanandaj, which is unique in its kind. This garden is located next to the mansion of Vakil al-Mulk. Sepidar garden dates back to the Qajar period. It is interesting to know that this garden used to be the courtyard of the Sanandaj chaparkhaneh. Currently, Sepidar Garden is one of the most spectacular places to visit in Sanandaj; Because in this green garden, there are many old and tall trees that have created a charming and clean atmosphere in the heart of Sanandaj city. We recommend that if you are interested in Khurram Gardens and historical places, don't miss visiting Sepidar Garden in Sanandaj.
Address: Sanandaj, Keshavarz Street, next to Vakil Mansion, Sepidar Bagh.
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The glass bath is one of the most special places to visit in Sanandaj
Probably, when you hear the name glass bathroom, the image of today's modern glass bathrooms is conjured up in your mind; But we must say that Sanandaj glass bath is a historical building made of stone, plaster and mortar. So why is this building called glass bath? The reason for choosing the name "Glass Bath" for this building was the presence of delicate and artistic glasswork with colored glass on its walls and columns. Unfortunately, today there are no traces of those eye-catching glass works; But it is still known as the glass bath. What distinguishes this bath from other old Iranian baths is the beautiful and unique design of its platforms and the presence of hot and cold water fountains and a treasure in it. In addition, the building of this bathroom, while simple, is very spectacular and has a balanced design and balanced architecture.
Address: Sanandaj, north side of Kurdistan Blvd., adjacent to Malawisi Bridge and Mosque, Hammam Shihrah.
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Salahi Bath is an attraction hidden underground
If you go to the eastern side of Ferdowsi Street in Sanandaj, in the vicinity of the old market of Sanandaj, right below the market stalls and shops, you will see the old bath, which people used to know as Garambah Mumtaz (Salahi Bath). Today, this heat has lost its past use and is now considered one of Sanandaj's attractions. Salahi bath building consists of four domed spaces, all of which are located underground. We recommend that you also visit the Salahi Bath when you are adventuring in the beautiful and mysterious city of Sanandaj and visiting the Sanandaj market.
Address: Sanandaj, Ferdowsi St., inside the shoe sellers' passage, Hammam Salahi
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Sanandaj Church
In the past, the old neighborhood of "Agheh Zaman" in Sanandaj was a Christian neighborhood. Armenian immigrants who were exiled by the Ottoman government lived in that neighborhood. At the beginning of the Qajar period, a church was built for Armenian immigrants in Sanandaj, which today is considered one of the most important sights of Sanandaj. The notable features of this old church are its beautiful entrance hall with overlapping semi-circular rooms, entrance vestibule and nave with a curved roof. The nave of the Sanandaj church consists of 12 arches, 6 columns and a large altar, and its roof is made in the form of an arch. If you are interested in seeing historical buildings that are valuable in terms of architecture, we recommend that you do not miss visiting the church of Agheh Zaman neighborhood during your trip to Sanandaj.
Address: Sanandaj, Agheh Zaman neighborhood, Namaki Street, Church Alley, Sanandaj Church
Chaharbagh neighborhood of Sanandaj is a neighborhood with an old texture in the northeast of the city
Chaharbagh neighborhood is one of those places of interest in Sanandaj, where you can hit several points with one arrow and see several magnificent and valuable historical attractions in this city at once. This neighborhood is located in the northeast of Sanandaj city and has an old texture. Many mansions and historical buildings of Sanandaj have been destroyed in this neighborhood. It should be mentioned that the history of this neighborhood and its buildings goes back to the period of Qajar rule in Iran and it has many historical narratives. Among the important attractions of this historical and scenic neighborhood, we can mention Chaharbagh Bazaar, Shahbaz Timcheh (Shahbaz Passage), Darogh Mosque, Hariri Mosque and Mullah Shafi Mosque.
Address: Sanandaj, Chahar Bagh neighborhood.
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