Jubi Bridge

The Jubi Bridge extends 147 meters across the water with 21 spans constructed from stone, brick, and traditional saruj materials at 1573 meters elevation.

Shah Abbas II of Persia commissioned this bridge during the Safavid period, leading to its official opening in 1665 as part of Isfahan's infrastructure development.

The bridge serves as both a footbridge and an aqueduct, demonstrating the engineering methods of Safavid architecture through its structural design and materials.

Located between Allahverdi Khan Bridge and Khaju Bridge, this 4-meter wide passage provides pedestrian access while maintaining its status as a private structure.

The bridge functions simultaneously as a water transportation system and walking path, incorporating dual-purpose engineering in its architectural design.

Location: Isfahan County

Official opening: 1665

Architectural style: Safavid architecture

Elevation above the sea: 1,573 m

Length: 147 m

Width: 4 m

Made from material: stone, brick, saruj

GPS coordinates: 32.63800,51.67747

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03