Hassan Abad Bazaar, Isfahan

Hassan Abad Bazaar is one of the oldest parts of the cultural and historical axis of Isfahan.

Location: Southeast of Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Isfahan

Date: 9th century AH

Founder of the market: Ozon Hassan Aq Qoyunlu

Hasan Abad Bazaar, Isfahan
Introduction:
Hasan Abad Bazaar is located southeast of Naqsh-e Jahan Square, along the north-south axis of the square.
This bazaar was one of the covered markets of Isfahan.
Today, part of this bazaar has a wooden roof, part is open, and part of the bazaar’s roof has been renovated.
In this bazaar, relics from the Safavid and Qajar periods remain, including: Saro-taqi Mosque, Imamzadeh Ahmad, Ismailiyya School, Agha Najafi Seminary, and Hassan Abad Zorkhaneh.
On both sides of the bazaar, there are old shops, each dedicated to making Isfahan handicrafts.
Wholesale and retail shops produce beautiful works of enamel, inlay, silver, and unique copper and turquoise decorations, attracting everyone interested.
This beautiful market continues to the southern side of Naqsh-e Jahan Square and behind the Abbasi Grand Mosque.
The market was renovated in 2005 to provide space for you to pass under the arched dome and the beautiful fountain of the gate and enter the Hassan Abad covered bazaar of Isfahan.

You can get acquainted with other tourist attractions in Isfahan on an easy tour.