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Perspective of the ancient stone arches of the Si o Seh Pol bridge on the afternoon in Isfahan, Iran. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Iranian people passing by on the Si o Seh Pol bridge on the afternoon in Isfahan, Iran Royalty Free Stock Photo

Iranian man passing by on the Si o Seh Pol bridge on the afternoon in Isfahan, Iran, Also known as Allahverdi Khan Bridge Royalty Free Stock Photo

Si o Seh Pol bridge on a dark evening in Isfahan, Iran. Also known as Allahverdi Khan Bridge, or 33 arches bridge Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shape of a woman wearing islamic clothing niqab and veil passing by on the Si o Seh Pol bridge on the afternoon in Isfahan, Iran Royalty Free Stock Photo

Si o Seh Pol bridge on the afternoon in Isfahan, Iran. Also known as Allahverdi Khan Bridge, or 33 arches bridge, it is a major la Royalty Free Stock Photo

Perspective of the ancient stone arches of the Si o Seh Pol bridge with Iranian people, men and women, sitting. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Early 17th c, Si-o-seh Pol, also known as Allahverdi Khan Bridge, in Isfahan, iran is made up of 33 arches in a row and measures 295meters long and 13.75meters wide, crossing the River Zayandeh-Roud