Si-o-Se Pol Bridge

Where is Si-o-Se Pol Bridge?

The bridge is in Isfahan, Iran. It is translated as the 33 Arches bridge. It crosses The Zayandeh River*.

*This is a picture of the Zayandeh River -> * This is where the bridge is

What Is The Length Of The Bridge?

Si-o-Se Pol has the total length of 297.76 metres (976.9 ft) .

What Material Is The Si-o-Se Bridge Made Out Of?

It is made out of bricks and stone, and the designer commissioned to create the bridge in 1602 was Shah Abbas I.

What Type Of Bridge Is It?

The Si-o-Se Pol Bridge is an Arch Bridge. It is quite simple because the “nick-name” is 33 Arches.

How Much Did It Cost?

It costed about 5 million to 5.6 million!

Information

It is one of the most famous bridge in the world renowned for it’s beauty.

It is the most beautiful bridge across Asia.

It lights up at night.

Bonus Facts Also called the Allah-Verdi Khan Bridge, one of the

eleven bridges of Esfahan, Iran Si-o-Se Pol Bridge is probably an iconic image of the

Safavid bridge design, and one of the most famous sites in Iran.

The Si-o-Se Pol is more commonly referred to as Allah-Verdi Khan Bridge by the locals.

Though the bridge was formed of 40 arches at first, the number gradually decreased to 33.

The Si-o-Se Pol bridge includes some Tea Houses!

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By Jasmine