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UNESCO-registered Sassanid palace in Sarvestan

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  • New pathway to enhance visitors’ experience at 1,600-year-old palace 2024-09-08 17:38

    New pathway to enhance visitors’ experience at 1,600-year-old palace

    TEHRAN - A new tourist pathway is being constructed to enhance access and protection at the Sassanid Palace in Sarvestan, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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