Arrive at Tehran airport, be greeted by your guide, and transfer to the hotel.

Visit the city of Tehran, the metropolis and capital of modern Iran. Explore the Golestan Palace complex and the grand bazaar. Visit the main museums such as the Archaeological Museum, the first museum in Iran, and the Glass and Ceramic Museum with its extraordinary glass and pottery collection. We can visit the Jewelry Museum and the Carpet Museum if they are open that day. Flight to Shiraz. Overnight in Shiraz.

Visit the city of Shiraz, the city of love, poetry, roses, and nightingales. Shiraz is known for its gardens and mild climate. The day is dedicated to discovering the Narenjestan Garden, the Citadel of the Regent (Arg-e Karim Khan), the Eram Garden, and the Pink Mosque. Overnight in Shiraz.

The morning is dedicated to the most important heritage of the Achaemenid Empire, Persepolis, and the Achaemenid necropolis of Naghsh-e-Rostam. After returning to Shiraz, the city of famous poets like Hafez and Sa'di, explore the tomb of Hafez or Sa'di. Visit the main monuments such as the Vakil Bazaar, the Vakil Mosque, and the Moshir Caravanserai. Overnight in Shiraz.

Depart for Yazd. On the way, stop at Pasargadae, the first Achaemenid capital, and visit the tomb of its legendary founder Cyrus the Great. In the afternoon, arrive in Yazd, a caravan city bordered by the desert and known for its clay colour and wind towers. Continue with a visit to the Zoroastrian Towers of Silence. Overnight in Yazd.

In the morning, visit Yazd: the Fire Temple, where Zoroastrians still celebrate their religious rituals today, the Jameh Mosque, the magnificent Mir Chaqmaq Square, and the Fahadan old quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage site. In the afternoon, depart for Isfahan. On the way, visit the ancient Friday Mosque of Nain. In the evening, arrive in Isfahan, "the city of a thousand and one nights."

Visit Isfahan, one of the most picturesque cities in the world, which, according to a Persian saying, is "half of the world." Visit the Friday Mosque, considered the encyclopedia of mosque architecture in Iran. Discover the Armenian quarter of the city and its Vank Cathedral. Walk along the banks of the Zayandehrud River, the only river in the Iranian plateau, and see the famous Si-o Se Pol (Bridge of Thirty-Three Arches) and Khaju Bridge, dating back to the 17th century. Overnight in Isfahan.

The morning is dedicated to continuing the city tour: the Forty Columns Pavilion, the Royal Square, also known as "Image of the World" (Naghsh-e Jahan), and the surrounding monuments: Imam Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and Ali Qapu Palace. Free time in the late afternoon at the grand bazaar. Overnight in Isfahan.

Depart for Tehran in the morning. En route, visit Kashan, renowned for its rosewater and original carpets. Visit the characteristic Tabatabai House, belonging to a wealthy merchant from the 19th century. Stroll in the delicate Fin Garden, where Abbas the Great was crowned. Discover the local bazaar. Continue the journey to Tehran. Overnight in Tehran.

In the morning, transfer to Tehran airport for the return flight.