Meysam Bazar

The bazaar is a set of eighteen shops or workshops, which date back to Safavid, Qajar, and Pahlavi periods. Since the surrounding buildings, including bathroom, Ab-Anbar, and caravanserai, belong to Safavid era, the bazaar obviously was constructed during that period. Some parts of the bazaar still preserve the originality of Safavid architecture. However, the whole set of bazaar have a history related to Safavid, Qajar, and Pahlavi eras. Today the bazaar is called Meysam Bazaar, which is named in the modern time. It is also called Ahangaran (Ironsmith) Bazaar, since a part of it belonged to ironsmiths.