April 10, 2006 – Khaju Bridge (Pol-e Khaju) spanning the Zayandeh River in the Iranian city of Esfahan.
[April 10, 2006 – Khaju Bridge (Pol-e Khaju) spanning the Zayandeh River in the Iranian city of Isfahan. The bridge was built under Shah Abbas II around 1650, is 105 metres long, 14 metres wide and has 23 arches.] – Persien Isfahan Architektur Bruecke Bogen Boegen Torboegen Nahost Orient Kleinasien Vorderasien Asien Gebaeude Bauwerk historisch Geschichte persisch Fussgaenger Erholung Leben Pavillion Vorsprung Strudel fliessen Fluss Strom Treppe Stufen Treppenstufen Baustil Bauweise Dekoration Verzierung Ufer Flussufer Weg Verbindung Verkehrsweg Durchlass Stein Mauerwerk alt Leute Menschen Freizeit Treefpunkt jung Paaerchen Paare Strasse Brueckenpfeiler Pfeiler gemauert Mauersteine
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