About ‘The main square of Esfahan, Iran’ by Marcel Alsemgeest
Meidan Emam or Imam Square is a square in Esfahan, Iran. The original name was Naghsh-e Jahan or Design of the World. The square was built by Shah Abbas I the Great between 1590 and 1595. After the Iranian Revolution, the square got its current official name, which refers to ayatollah Khomeiny.
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