A privileged relationship between Iran and Italy dates back to the age of the ancient Roman and Persian Empires. Despite their ever-changing internal affairs, the two political centers of Europe and Asia, throughout the old time, experienced extended-lasting contacts that produced political and military rivalries and economic and cultural relations of mutual interest.
The reasons inducing Italian states towards Persia were of three natures: religious, economic, and political, not to mention “those travelers who passed through (Persia) on their way to or from India or beyond” or “visited the country merely out of curiosity.”
In the footsteps of Marco Polo:
Marco Polo, the most famous traveler of the silk road and famous Venetian world traveler, traveled overland through Persia across the Pamir mountains and south of the dangerous Taklimakan desert. He, his father and his uncle left Venice in 1270 and started their travel to the East. He traveled from Acre to Sivas, Turkey, then through Mosul and Baghdad to Hormoz -at that time, it was the bustling trade center of the Persian Gulf. Marco Polo was the only trader who traveled the entire route of the Silk Road.
Iran – Italy business solutions:
Business trip to Iran for Italian Citizens:
As an Italian citizen, we provide all business services you may require in Iran. We apply for your business visa, provide accommodations in all classes, and book your local translator/driver and whatever else you need.
Visiting Iran as an Italian Citizen:
Here at incredible Iran, we understand these historical and cultural ties between our two great nations; we have a dedicated travel agent who will directly deal with you and even design your special itinerary. Please see the details below:
Tours for Italian citizens
We have a great variety of tours. From Skiing in the North to the desert of central Iran or cultural terms of beautiful Iranian cities, we can offer tours precisely how you want them. Our specialists are at your service round the clock and will tailor-any itinerary you wish across Iran. For more information, please email our specialists at in**@in************.com
Iran Visa for Italian citizens:
Visa on arrival:
Thanks to the tremendous diplomatic relations between our two great nations. It is straightforward for Italian citizens to obtain an Iranian Visa at the airport. It is plain and simple, you will get a 14 days visa at the airport, and we can extend your access for another 14 days if you want to stay longer.
We can also apply for your visa here in Iran, and you can receive your ticket either in Rome or at any Iranian consulate worldwide.
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No matter where you are in Spain (Rome, Milan, Naples, Turin, Palermo, Genoa, Bologna, Florence), we will organize everything for you. Please be in touch with our experts.
You can choose one of our tours in the right column of this page or choose our exclusive itinerary below:
Complete Itinerary for Italian: 11 Days Package
Embark on a tailor-made adventure designed exclusively for Italian travelers. Uncover the treasures of Tehran, wander through the historical wonders of Kashan, and immerse yourself in Isfahan’s grandeur. Explore the ancient culture of Yazd and experience desert life at Zein o Din Caravanserai. Discover the rich heritage of Kerman and indulge in the vibrant history of Shiraz. Conclude your journey with the majestic ruins of Persepolis, leaving an indelible imprint of Iran’s marvels.
11 Days
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- Tehran
- Shiraz
- 7 Days
- Free Visa
- Airport transfers
- Free breakfast
- Local tour guides
- Accessibility Options
- Free Wi-Fi
- Adventure activities
- Historical landmarks visits
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Tour Highlights
- UNESCO World Heritages
- Persepolis
- Pasargadae
- Golestan Palace
- Masjed Jam-e Isfahan
- Eram Garden
- Hafezieh
- Sadie Tomb
- National Museum of Iran
- Abyaneh village
- Tape Silak
- Chehel-sotun
- Persian Gardens
- Shazdeh Garden
- Zein o Din caravanserai
Tour Itinerary
We want to inform you that this tour is not bound to specific dates. It’s an introductory Iran tour designed to be flexible and adaptable to your schedule and preferences. Whether you wish to explore the wonders of Iran in the spring, summer, fall, or winter, the opportunity is always available. We aim to make your dream trip come true, allowing you to discover Iran’s diverse cultural heritage, natural beauty, and warm hospitality at your convenience. Whenever you are ready to embark on this incredible journey, we’ll be here, eager to curate an unforgettable experience that aligns perfectly with your desires.
Day 1: Tehran
Arrival, meet and greet at the airport, transfer to hotel.
A full-day tour of the capital, Tehran. We are starting with a walking tour through old Tehran and visiting the old Gate of Tehran, Golestan Palaces, Imam (former Royal) Mosque and the Grand Bazaar, a large roofed old shopping complex. We will then get more familiar with Persian Carpets at the Carpet Museum. Overnight Tehran.
Day 2: Tehran - Kashan
Morning drive to Kashan and Abiyaneh. You will head to Kashan city with famous and traditional gardens like Fin Garden. There are also some ancient sites in Kashan, for example, SiahKal Hill which is more than 6000 years old. Upon arrival, you will check in to your hotel; on a short excursion, you will visit the world-famous Abiyaneh village, a fascinating village with ochre-colored houses, lattice windows, fragile wooden balconies, and many splendid views. Abyaneh village is one of Iran’s most stunning and exciting tourist attractions from various viewpoints. During your Iran visit, visiting this village will be an unforgettable experience. After Abiyaneh, you will visit Kashan cities with famous and traditional gardens such as Fin Garden. You will spend the night at a traditional Inn called “Manouchehri House,” which is very popular amongst tourists in Iran. You will spend the night at a traditional Inn called “Manouchehri House,” which is very popular amongst tourists in Iran—overnight Kashan.
Day 3: Isfahan
Short drive to Isfahan. After checking in to your hotel, we’ll start our full-day tour of Isfahan at the UNESCO world heritage site of Naghsh-e-Jahan Sq. Once a royal polo court, this site was the official center of the city when the city was the Safavid Capital (17th Century). We will visit the famous Imam Mosque (Royal Mosque) on the square’s southern side with incredible architecture and tile-work.; overnight Isfahan.
Day 4: Isfahan
We start another full day t in Isfahan, where we will visit the Grand Mosque followed by Chehelsotun (forty columns) palace. We will then visit the Vank Cathedral and the city’s Armenian Quarter. The evening will be walking by the Zayanderud River’s banks, the city’s soul. Several historical bridges over this river were erected during the Safavid era (17th Century). Siosepol (33-arch) and Khaju bridges are the most famous ones. We enjoy visiting these two interesting bridges, drinking tea at the tea house below the bridge, walking along the river bank or paddling on a boat from one to the other. Overnight Isfahan
Day 5: Isfahan – Yazd
Drive to Yazd; on the way, we will visit the desert city of Naeen, where you will stop to see its grand mosque and traditional weaving factory. After checking in to your hotel, you will have a half-day city tour of Yazd to visit the Towers of Silence, the Fire Temple and the Grand Mosque. Overnight Yazd.
Day 6: Yazd - Zain O din Caravanserai
Morning tour of Yazd to see Dowlat-Abad Gardens, Zoorkhaneh (Power House), Amir Chakhmakh Square and bazaar. Check out of the hotel, and we will head towards Zein o Din caravanserai; this is to experience an incredible day of desert life. Caravanserai is the ancient equivalent of hotels, where travelers would stay and relax after traveling through hot deserts all day; you will have a first-hand experience of how hotels were run a few hundred years ago; nothing has been changed at this ancient hotel. Overnight Zein O Din.
Day 7: Kerman
Morning drive to Kerman, thorough central deserts of Iran. Arrival, meet and greet with your local guide and transfer to the hotel. Evening at your leisure. Overnight Kerman.
Day 8: Kerman
We will start a full-day excursion in Kerman and Mahan in the morning, visiting the mausoleum & monastery of Shah Nematollah Vali, the famous Sufi Dervish. We will also visit Shazdeh (Prince) Gardens and drive to Rayn to see its beautiful castle, which has become an alternative to Bam Citadel for tourists after the 2004 Earthquake. Overnight in Kerman.
Day 9: Shiraz
Drive to Shiraz; en route, visit the enormous fig garden in the world at Estahban and the Sassanid palace at Sarvestan. After resting at the hotel, we will have a light evening tour of Shiraz, where you will visit the holy shrines of Shiraz (Shah e Cheragh, Ali, even Hamzeh) and the Quran gate. Overnight Shiraz.
Day 10: Shiraz
We will start our Shiraz tour by the Karmikhani complex, the residential palace of the Zand dynasty. Karim Khan Zand, the founder of the Zand dynasty, chose Shiraz as his capital; we continue to Vakil complex, Vakil Mosque, Bazar and the public bath remaining from his reign. We also visit the colorful Nasirolmolk mosque. In the afternoon, we will visit Eram Garden, Naranjestan Palace and the tombs of world-famous poets Hafez and Saadi. Overnight Shiraz.
Day 11: Shiraz - Persepolis - Departure
On an excursion day, you will visit the most magnificent city of the ancient world, Persepolis, which is now registered as a UNESCO world heritage site. Persepolis was the ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire during the Achemaenian era. The site, 125,000 sq.m. in area, comprises various reception halls and palaces, private palaces, royal treasury and fortifications, where we find the tomb of Cyrus the Great and remains of Achaemenian palaces and edifices. We continue our excursion by visiting Naghsh-e-Rostam, the Achaemenian necropolis (city of the dead), before returning to Shiraz.
You will have the evening to yourself as your departure flight home will be very late or even in the small hours of the following day.
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Iran Climate Patterns for Trip
| January | February | March | April | May | June |
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| Cold | Cold | Peak season | High season | Warm | Warm |
| July | August | September | October | November | December |
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| Very warm | Very warm | High season | High season | Cold | Cold |
