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It was great passing by the place. You feel the architecture you feel everything in the center of the square. My problem was the shops inside. Especially there were people having bad smelling thing and walking, I think it was a religious thing.
Imam Ali Square, or Atiq Square was the main square and the chief center of the business and social life of the city. It was restored recently and is now a collection of spice, clothes, and food markets. The architecture is nice the interior space is empty!!! Recommended time to visit is late afternoon.
Nice architecture, but it has nothing inside, is an empty square.
I did visit the last 15 days... after Iran opened the borders that were closed because of the corona pandemic for tourism again... multiple sights in Iran(btw.: it was my second time in Iran) and the Imam Ali Square has been again the ultimate highlight of my Iran Tour. When you walk across this square you can easily dive within your phantasy into the past and imagine but even almost feeel what role each single part of this monument did play ... Breathtaking, Magic, Thrilling, one of the few ultimate sights I recommend everyone having seen or "experienced!" at least once in his lifetime!
Imam Ali Square is one of the historical squares of Isfahan that has a unique architecture and design.Good to know the name of this square is often known as Sabzeh Maidan. In Sabzeh Maidan market, you can find and buy any equipment. There is a large home appliance market near this square, which is often crowded. In Sabzeh Maidan, you can visit and buy Isfahan souvenirs, such as Gaz and sweets. This square includes an underpass and a multi-storey parking with a relatively trapezoidal flat structure that connects the Isfahan Grand Mosque to the Haruniyeh building on the one hand, and the Kasegaran School and the Isfahan Grand Bazaar on the other.
Imam Ali Square is a collection of old markets in Isfahan. From spice market to clothes and food and of course marriage! It has a quiet environment where there is no crowding.
Its a beautiful open and wide square with some little fountain spots and snack shops. It has many benches one can sit.
It is a good place to visit if you want to go to Jame mosque of Esfahan.. but it is not worthy to choose it as an individual destination