Introduction to the Thirty-three-hole Bridge: The Thirty-three-hole Bridge is evaluated as one of the most famous representatives of Safavid bridge design. Built from 1599 to 1602, this bridge has 33 arches, a double-layer structure, and is 298 meters long. When it was first built, the bridge served as both a bridge and a dam, intercepting rare water especially during the dry season. The bridge arch is in the peach shape typical of Islamic architecture. Cars and horses can pass in the middle of the bridge, but now it is only used as a pedestrian bridge.
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