Pol-e Joui is one of Isfahan's Safavid-era bridges over the Zayandeh River. It is quieter than Khaju Bridge or Si-o-se-pol, but its 17th-century date and riverside setting make it a good addition to a bridge walk through the city.
Pol-e Joui is one of Isfahan's Safavid-era bridges over the Zayandeh River. It is quieter than Khaju Bridge or Si-o-se-pol, but its 17th-century date and riverside setting make it a good addition to a bridge walk through the city.
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