Note: There is 20% Discount for groups of 2 people, and 30% for groups of 3 or more on all the packages.
Whenever the name Shiraz appears on the list of a tour operator, the first thing that comes to mind is Persepolis and other ancient sites in its countryside. But that doesn’t do justice to the incredible diversity and superb quality of Shiraz tour packages, especially sightseeing tours. Shiraz is one of the most historic cities in Iran and the wide array of tourist attractions stand witness to the historic and cultural significance of the city of wine and poesy. Much of Shiraz tourism depends on the prosperity of its city sightseeing tours. We have handpicked the most popular of these amazing historic spots in our Shiraz city tour.
On our eight-hour long tour we will visit Shiraz’s breathtaking Shah Cheragh and two other spectacular religious structures, Vakil Mosque and Nasir-ol-Molk Mosque. Historic houses and gardens are another aspect of this multifaceted city. Zinat ol Molk House with its enchanting garden and mesmerizing decorations, is our pick in this category. As for major historic edifices, we have three other spots on our itinerary each with specific set of features. These are the glorious Arg of Karim Khan, Vakil Bath and Vakil Bazaar. If you are thinking about what to buy in Shiraz, you will find a wonderful range of items from local goodies to exquisite Persian rugs in Vakil Bazaar. By joining our one-day tour you won’t be troubled by questions like ‘where to visit in Shiraz?’. And one final thing about our packages is that we are quite open to your suggestions regarding the choice of tourist attractions. If requested, your Shiraz tour guide can easily replace one spot with another. But you have to remember that this is a day tour and your suggestions should be within the limits of the package. Here are some of the major highlights of the city you can ask for inclusion in your tour:
Tomb of Hafez, Eram Garden, Ghavam House, Qur’an Gate, Tomb of Saadi, Afif-Abad Garden, Delgosha Garden, Zinat Al-Moluk House, Shapouri House and Haft Tanan Museum
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