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Iran’s city of poets and flowers
Top Tables
Hammam-e Vakil
Hammam-e Vakil is an old bathhouse, restored and converted for use as a restaurant. Not only is the setting spectacular, but the food’s great and there’s live traditional music. Off Taleqani Street by Vakil Bazaar entrance, +98 711 222 6467
Yord
About 8km north of the city, this traditional tent, pitched by Qashqai nomads, sees diners lounge on cushions while eating flame-grilled kebabs. +98 711 625 6774
Suitcase Fillers
Bazaar-e Vakil
The vaulted brick ceilings of Shiraz’s main bazaar make it one of the country’s most beautiful places to shop. Head for the Serai Mushir – an inner courtyard with pool – for local handicrafts.
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